LyxPro Quad Series 75 feet XLR Cable, 4-Conductor, Male to Female Cord, Black

For several of the scenarios in my studio setup, I required some extra length to accommodate where my mics are located. These cables haven't degraded in quality in any way that I can tell. I've already purchased it twice since I'm so pleased with it.

At this pricing, the cable (quad) is a great value. The sound quality is outstanding. This company's customer service is top-notch. By accident, they sent the wrong one to me, but once I informed them, they delivered the correct one the next day. Excellent group of people to spend time with. I'd definitely purchase it again.

Definitely worth the money. It's not uncommon for star quad cable to cost twice as much. It worked flawlessly when I used it in the workplace. The building is built to last. They are not Neutrik but are solid. I dismantled the wire and confirmed that it is indeed a star quad cable as seen in the photo. If you're concerned, the jacket is a matte black rather than a polished one. The cable has a 6mm diameter. Despite its size, the cable is quite flexible. A simple over-under coiling procedure was all that was required to get it back to its original shape. Purchase was a success; I plan to buy it again.

This cable is great for my purposes; but, as I am not an audio expert, there may be drawbacks to this device that I am not aware of. In a desktop setting, this length between the digital audio converter (DAC) and the microphone is ideal. Strongly suggested.

When all of the Mogami studio cables I typically use were out of stock, I bought this cable to replace them. Compared to other cables in this price range, this one performs quite well. I'm happy with it and will retain it as a back-up until I can get my hands on the prohibitively costly cable I require.

It's a great cable! Having recently organized all of my bass gear, I wanted a right angle XLR to connect directly to my drummer's headphones. I was merely looking for the correct angle when I stumbled onto a fantastic cable by accident. The improvement in sound quality was instantly apparent to my drummer. Even though it was a separate cable, I had not informed him of this.

Your standard XLR cable appears to have a higher level of quality. The manufacturer offers a 5-year guarantee, which is always a plus. Even though it's made of flexible material, the cable itself has the appearance and feel of being sturdy. Connectors have a high degree of quality and craftsmanship.

The XLR inputs of an 8-kilowatt subwoofer amplifier are being driven by this. The quad-star type shielding of this cable makes it resistant to the hum that would be created by a regular XLR cable in close proximity. However, there are other manufacturers (Mogami), but this cable is as excellent, more accessible, and far less expensive.

The cable is fantastic! As stated, it eliminated all noise from my studio-mounted condenser mic. I'll continue to use this brand for all of my studio cables if they continue to produce them. I'd say go for it. The best of the best when it comes to gear.

The cable I bought was supposed to be 50 feet long, but when it arrived, it was only 30 feet long. The cable's cardboard insert says "30 FT," while the sticker/stamp on the plastic bag says "50 ft." My cable is really 20 FT short. Is there anything that is ever simple?