Sewell Silverback Roar XLR Patch Cable, 50ft. Premium Microphone Cable

I bought a shorter length that they don't seem to offer any more for use at my desk. It's far from a physically demanding environment so I can't comment on how well they will or won't hold up to long term abuse if you're using them in that way but they feel really nice and I love the spring strain relief. Most cables just use a little rubber bit and I feel like this is a lot more effective. They're stylish too imo, if that can even be a thing, and if you care.

This is very good microphone cable. 300 feet is plenty for making many TRS and XLR cables, and it comes in at a very good price of $91.98. The price per foot is unbeatable. It's not that fishnet shield knockoff crap, either. The copper shield covers the cotton all of the way around, and the dimensions are exactly what all TRS and XLR connectors are designed around. The wires are real copper, easy to work with, and tin great. Of course, it's easy to melt the wire insulation when tinning, but I think my iron was just too hot at 350°C. I made two TRS cables, and I had no issues with the cabling. If I was more skillfull, I wouldn't have melted the wire insulation on any of them, but it wasn't bad or anything. You'll be fine if you know what you're doing. You don't need higher quality stuff for balanced, and this is already extremely high quality. If you can afford it, get multiple rolls. It's still a better price than the competitors. You'll have to order thousands of feet from people who don't sell to the public to get a better value than this.

Está muy bien para el precio. El material es flexible y la sección del cable es suficiente para obtener cables de calidad bastante aceptable.

Lo compre para cable de micrófono, Es buena la calidad y un poco delgado pero está práctico

Much cheaper to buy in bulk like this item. Easy cable to work with., Good quality.