Presented here with a cable length of 6'', this Warm Audio Premier Series XLR Cable 6ftis designed to provide a high-end connection between balanced gear with XLR jacks, such as microphones, outboard equipment, and interface-to-monitoring connections. If you care about the details of your sound onstage and in the studio, use this cable to preserve your signal.

This XLR cable is chock-full of features that enable a top-of-the-line performance, such as gold-plated connectors and a star-quad wiring scheme for superior RFI rejection in the balancing process. Double-Ruessen shielding helps protect against EMI, and a braided outer wrap fights against tangling. To guarantee an optimal performance, Warm Audio partnered with Gotham AG, one of Switzerland's best producers of premium cable.

For Balanced XLR Connections    Ensures High-Quality Sound    Star-Quad Wiring for Great RFI Rejection    Double-Ruessen Shielding for Hi-Fi Sound    Gold Connectors Fight Corrosion    Braided Outer Wrap Fights Kinks    Gotham AG Cable

Warm's Premier cables go above and beyond, adding features like gold-plated connectors, a braided outer wrap, four-conductor star-quad construction (helping aid in giving you powerful rejection of RFI), and double-Ruessen shielding (also for increased rejection of EMI).

This braided wrap removes the friction that occurs when rubber or PVC rub together, so it's much easier to handle and wrap the cable. No more fighting with a rat's nest of cable spaghetti. The braided wrap also adds an element of strength and reliability, as it helps to protect the cable's PVC jacket from damage due to pinching or binding.

A traditional balanced cable uses three cores of wire to carry audio signals—one shielded core for the positive leg, one shielded core for the negative leg, and a plain outer wrap that functions as the ground. The idea is this: a fully balanced system flips the phase of the signal, merges the positive and negative signals together, and effectively cancels out interference encountered along the cable's length by throwing it out of phase with the audio.

Star-quad construction takes that concept even further by using five cores instead of three. Two cores are provided each for the positive and negative legs, as well as a single ground. This helps to further shield the audio from RFI (radio frequency interference), ensuring an even better performance.

Double-Ruessen shielding goes further than more traditional techniques in two ways: First, the cable is wrapped with two separate shields. Second, the outer shield is wrapped in a contrary direction to the inner shield, creating a stronger and more complete barrier from EMI for the internal cores.

Gold connectors have characteristics that are advantageous for signal transfer and provide more resistance to corrosion than other metals, making it well-suited for cable connectors.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the docking ports on top of the receiver for the mics charge the handsets?

A: Yes they do. As far as I know, that's the only way they get charged.

Q: 2. How is volume projected without speakers? Do I need to purchase speakers or sound amplifiers?

A: Yes, you need speakers to project the sound. You can purchase speakers that are already amplified so you can just plug and play. You can also us a sound board or even a DJ mixer like I do

Q: 3. What would you recommend coiled or straight cable?

A: Opinions from boompole operators on their preference for a coiled or straight internal boompole cable are mixed and often dependent on the type of audio that is being captured and whether they use a fully extended boompole. However, using a coiled internal cable, like the one inside of the K-Tek KE-110CC Avalon Series Aluminum Boompole, seems to be more popular.

Q: 4. Does it come in a case?

A: When I purchased this set, it came in a box with styrofome. No bag. Also, I don't consider this unit to be portable since the base unit isn't small, so I wouldn't expect a bag to come with it.

Q: 5. Will audio software be able to record audio using this, connected to a 2020 iPad Pro with the USB-C port? Has this been tested?

A: No info is available; suggest contacting manufacturer: Website http://www.comica-audio.com/ Email support@comica-audio.com

Q: 6. Has this been tested on any of the iPad Pros with the USB-C port?

A: There is no evidence that this product has been tested with i Pad Pros. Suggest contacting the manufacturer before buying: Website http://www.comica-audio.com/ Email support@comica-audio.com

Q: 7. will this work in a Sony HTC 380 sound bar? I accidentally broke the tiny cable that runs from the sound bar to the TV nd need to find a new one.

A: That is how I use it...no problem...besides B&H has the best return policy around.

Q: 8. Does this mic accept phantom +48 power?

A: This is a condenser microphone, so it does require +48 volt phantom power.

Q: 9. If he XLR cables are connected from the cordless receiver to the our main ampler, does the 1/4 audio cable have to be hooked up also for proper operation?

A: No. You can use one or the other, Not both.

Q: 10. The description says, "The Boompole Kit Bag from K-Tek is a duffel style bag for transporting boom poles", but going only by the shown pictures, it does not appear this boompole will fit in this bag. Does it indeed fit?

A: Yes it will.