Kenable XLR Cable Lead - Black - 20m

The screen, or shielding, on the cable helps to protect the audio signal from electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), reducing unwanted noise and hum in your audio.

This cable is designed for microphone-level or line-level audio signals. It is not typically rated for the higher power output required for passive speaker connections. Always refer to your audio equipment's specifications.

It means the cable contains two main conductors for the audio signal, plus a separate braided or foil shield that acts as a ground and interference protector.

While it can transmit digital audio signals (like AES/EBU) that use an XLR connector, ensure the specific digital format and required impedance are compatible. This cable is primarily intended for analog audio.

Nickel plating provides good corrosion resistance and a solid connection. For maximum longevity, handle connectors with care and keep them clean.

While the cable is durable, it is not waterproof. Prolonged exposure to outdoor elements like rain or direct sunlight can degrade the cable over time. Use appropriate protection if necessary.

Ensure both male and female XLR connectors are fully inserted and have clicked into place. Check that the audio equipment at both ends is powered on and configured correctly. Test the cable with different devices to isolate the issue.

Inspect the cable for visible damage, kinks, or cuts. Ensure connectors are clean and free from debris. Test the cable in a different location to rule out environmental interference. If the problem persists, the cable may be faulty.

Check for bent pins on the male connector or debris in the female socket. Ensure the alignment is correct before attempting to connect. Do not force the connection; if resistance is met, re-align and try again gently.