Roland Gold Series Quad Microphone Cable - 10 ft.

A quad-conductor cable uses four wires instead of two, allowing for enhanced noise cancellation and better rejection of electromagnetic and radio frequency interference, leading to a cleaner signal.

Yes, these cables feature high-density spiral OFC shielding to protect against interference.

OFC stands for Oxygen-Free Copper, a type of conductor used to improve signal clarity and reduce resistance.

This Roland Gold Series Quad Microphone Cable is 10 feet (approximately 3 meters) long.

It uses Neutrik XLR connectors with 24K gold-plated contacts.

The Roland Gold Series cables come with a lifetime guarantee.

Yes, this cable is designed to work with microphones that require phantom power (+48V), and its construction helps maintain signal integrity even under such conditions.

Yes, Roland also offers this cable in 1 ft./1 m (RMC-GQ3), 5 ft./1.5 m (RMC-GQ5), 15 ft./4.5 m (RMC-GQ15), 25 ft./7.5 m (RMC-G25), and 50 ft./15 m (RMC-GQ50) lengths.

Ensure both ends of the XLR cable are securely connected to the microphone and the audio device. Verify that the microphone is powered (if phantom power is required and enabled) and that the input channel on the audio device is active and set to the correct source.

Check for proper grounding of your audio equipment. Ensure the cable is not running parallel to power cables. Try a different cable or a different input on your device to isolate the issue. Confirm that RF/EM interference is not excessive in the environment.

Inspect the XLR connectors for any debris or damage. Ensure a firm connection at both ends. If the issue persists, the cable may be internally damaged and may need to be replaced under warranty.