🎙️ CBI MLC LowZ XLR Male to XLR Female Microphone Cable, 20 Feet: Superior Audio Connection for Professional Performances Review

After a few years of casual amateur music recording using a software amp or guitar amp with a line out to record guitar parts, I decided to give microphones a try. I've recently designed, 3D printed and built my own speaker cabinets and would like to record them. Here, too, I get carried away from time to time, I'm by no means a professional and I don't even have any experience in this area of music technology. But for me when connecting my Scarlett 2i4 to two instrument mics these cables work…

***UPDATE*** This cable unexpectedly failed after 3 years of very light indoor studio use. I compared it to Pyle and it still works. I don't know if that's because it's used more or not, but given my low usage I've decided to take the star off - mostly because all the other XLR cables I have still work and they do are cheap too. Without trying to be too harsh on the little guy, I know I can't expect much for $5, but hey, if your competitors are doing better than you, it means you have room to…

These cables are great for permanent installation or occasional use. I use them in church between DI and snake and they never turn off and almost never move. For this application they work perfectly. I don't know if I'll be relying on it for very long under higher load conditions. The cable is thinner than most XLR cables. I didn't say they were thinner than other cables because it seems to me that the jacket is actually thinner than most and the conductors can be the same size. I don't know if