Citronic Classic Microphone Leads XLR Female - XLR Male - 1.5m Black
A high quality, fully shielded microphone and audio lead, capable of carrying balanced signals wit...A high quality, fully shielded microphone and audio lead, capable of carrying balanced signals with exceptional sound and reliability. Made with pure copper conductors and cotton-reinforcement; a soft-grip, anti-tangle, rubberised jacket; machine-soldered connectors. Cable diameter is 6mm with 20 x 0.08mm conductors. Connectors are Male XLR and Female XLR, with a balanced pin-out: 1-Ground, 2-Hot, 3-Cold. The lead is 1.5 meters long and black in color.
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This guide is for anyone using the Citronic Classic Microphone Lead. It helps you understand the lead's features and how to use it effectively, ensuring high-quality audio transmission. Keep in mind that this lead is designed for balanced audio signals and may not be suitable for all audio applications.
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Colour
Black
Model Part Number
190.090UK
Brand
Chord
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FAQs
What is a balanced signal?
A balanced signal uses three wires: two for the audio signal and one for ground, which helps to cancel out noise and interference.
What is the cable length?
The cable is 1.5 meters long.
What type of connectors does the lead have?
The lead has XLR female and XLR male connectors.
What is the purpose of the cotton reinforcement?
The cotton reinforcement adds to the cable's durability and helps protect the internal conductors.
Can I use this lead with any microphone?
Yes, as long as your microphone uses an XLR connector. It's suitable for both dynamic and condenser microphones (provided your equipment supplies phantom power if needed).
How should I store the cable?
Store the cable in a cool, dry place. Avoid bending it sharply to prevent damage.
What if I experience sound quality issues?
Check all connections, inspect the cable for damage, and ensure your audio equipment is functioning correctly.
Troubleshooting
No sound or weak signal.
Check all connections to ensure they are secure. Verify that the microphone and input device are powered on and functioning correctly. Test with a different cable to rule out a faulty lead.
Humming or buzzing noise.
Ensure the cable is not near power cables or other sources of electromagnetic interference. Check for ground loops in your audio setup. Make sure the lead is securely connected.
Intermittent audio.
Check the connectors for any damage. Try wiggling the connectors at the connection points to see if the issue is with a loose connection.