Kenable XLR Microphone Lead - Black

The two-core screening significantly reduces interference from external electrical noise, such as hum from power supplies or radio frequency interference, ensuring a cleaner audio signal.

While it has XLR connectors, this cable is primarily designed for microphone-level signals. For speaker-level signals, a different type of cable (e.g., Speakon or a heavier gauge XLR cable intended for power) is usually required.

This indicates a standard 'straight' wiring configuration for XLR cables, where pin 1 connects to pin 1, pin 2 to pin 2, and pin 3 to pin 3. This is the most common wiring for microphone signals.

No, this is a mono microphone cable with two conductors. Stereo signals typically require a different type of cable or two separate mono cables.

The cable diameter is 6mm.

The connectors are described as 'All Metal Robust ends', designed for reliability and to withstand frequent use in demanding environments.

Check that both XLR connectors are fully inserted and locked. Inspect the cable for any visible damage. Test with a different microphone or input device to isolate the issue.

Ensure the cable's screening is functioning by testing in a different location away from potential interference sources (power supplies, fluorescent lights). Verify that all connected equipment is properly grounded.

Gently inspect the connector pins and housing for any debris or damage. Do not force the connection. If damage is suspected, the cable may need replacement.