Kenable Microphone Cable - Red - 1m

A 'screened' cable has an additional layer of shielding, typically a braided wire mesh or foil, around the core conductors. This layer acts as a barrier to block electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) from external sources like power cables or electronic equipment, resulting in a cleaner audio signal.

Yes, this cable features all-metal, robust XLR connectors designed for reliability and frequent use in demanding environments like live performances.

The pin connections are standard 1:1, meaning pin 1 on the male connector connects to pin 1 on the female connector, pin 2 to pin 2, and pin 3 to pin 3. This is standard for balanced mono audio signals.

No, this is a two-core screened microphone cable designed for balanced mono signals. For stereo applications, you would typically need two separate mono cables or a specialized stereo cable.

The cable has a diameter of 6mm, providing a good balance between flexibility and durability.

Please refer to the retailer or manufacturer's warranty information for the specific warranty period applicable to this product.

Check that both XLR connectors are fully seated in the input and output sockets. Inspect the cable for any visible damage. Try the cable with a different microphone and audio device to isolate the issue.

Ensure the cable's screening is properly connected and not damaged. Verify that other nearby electronic equipment or power cables are not causing excessive interference. Test with a different cable to confirm if the issue is with this cable or another component.

Clean the XLR connectors on both the cable and the connected devices using a dry cloth. Check for any debris or corrosion on the pins. If the issue persists, the cable may have internal damage and require replacement.