Roland Microphone Cable - Black

The Roland RMC-B25 cable is 7.5 meters (approximately 25 feet) long.

This cable uses standard 3-pin XLR connectors, with a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other.

Yes, as a balanced XLR microphone cable, it is designed to carry phantom power from the mixer or audio interface to the microphone.

A low-capacitance design means the cable has less electrical capacitance per unit length. This helps preserve high-frequency content, resulting in a brighter, more accurate sound reproduction, especially important for vocals and acoustic instruments.

Roland's Black Series cables, like the RMC-B25, offer excellent professional performance and value, using oxygen-free copper. The Gold Series typically features higher-grade connectors, potentially with gold plating for enhanced conductivity and corrosion resistance, often at a higher price point.

Yes, the Roland RMC-B25 features high-density spiral shielding to effectively eliminate unwanted noise and interference.

Roland typically offers a lifetime guarantee on their Black Series XLR cables, reflecting their confidence in the product's durability and performance.

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

Ensure the cable is properly grounded. Verify that the audio device it's connected to is also properly grounded. Try a different XLR cable to see if the noise persists, which might indicate an issue with the microphone or audio device rather than the cable.

While the cable is designed to be flexible, extreme cold can temporarily affect its pliability. Allow the cable to warm up to room temperature. If the issue persists, it may indicate damage to the internal structure.