Kenable Microphone Lead - Black

The screening is designed to prevent interference from nearby electrical equipment or power supplies, ensuring a cleaner audio signal.

Yes, this cable will transmit phantom power to a condenser microphone, but it does not provide phantom power itself. The power source must be from your mixer or audio interface.

This indicates a standard, straight-through wiring for the XLR connections, meaning pin 1 connects to pin 1, pin 2 to pin 2, and pin 3 to pin 3. This is the standard for most microphone applications.

While it uses XLR connectors, this cable is designed as a microphone-level signal cable. For speaker-level signals, you typically need a different type of cable with higher gauge conductors (e.g., a Speakon cable).

The cable diameter is 6mm.

Loosely coil the cable rather than wrapping it tightly around itself or equipment. Avoid sharp bends and store in a dry place away from extreme temperatures.

This specific product is 4 meters long. Please check product listings for availability of other lengths.

Ensure both XLR connectors are fully seated in their respective ports. Check that the microphone is powered (if phantom power is required and not enabled) and that the input channel on the mixer/interface is active and set to the correct level.

Verify that the cable is not running parallel and too close to power cables. Ensure all audio equipment is properly grounded. Try a different cable to rule out a fault with this specific lead.

Check the XLR connectors for any debris or damage. Ensure they are securely locked. Test with another cable to determine if the issue lies with the lead or the connected equipment.