XLR to XLR Cable (1 Feet, 2 Pack) Multiple Premium XLR Microphone Cables, Heavy Duty 22AWG OFC XLR Male to Female Cord, 3-Pin Shielded Mic Speaker Cable, Zinc Alloy Connectors, Metal Spring SR, Black

It does what an XLR cable should. I don't have an environment that's filled with EMI so I can't speak to how it will act in such. But the cable connects and disconnects from my SM57 and GoXLR very nicely. Only time will tell if it lasts over time.

Ce câble est un excellent produit rapport qualité/prix très satisfait.

It seems I never have enough of these balanced audio cables (except the 50' ones, I have like ten or fifteen of those for some reason). Working some DJ events I found I needed more of the shorter cables to connect the audio between my mixer and the powered speakers. I figure if these are rated to work for DMX they should also be fine for audio use - and they are. The ends click in and out cleanly and I hear no audible differenced between these and any of my other XLR cables. I opted for the ten footers, but I assume shorter or longer lengths would work the same. I really liked that they come with some velcro cable straps as well. I don't know who invented those but they were a genius. I really like these cables, they may not be as thick as some others, but they seem sturdy enough to last and have good fidelity.

These are pretty decent cables. I'm a very particular person, so when I'm getting cables for my DJ equipment I need to know the details. These are fairly decent. The strain relief is good, the connectors are also soldered. The only potential negative is that the shell is connected to p1, which is not the worst, but something to be aware of. This can induce that annoying hum in some setup. Please note, this is fairly common and something to keep in mind if you run into a situation where you get humming. Overall these are very good cables and I wouldn't hesitate to buy more.

The cable looks solid and well build overall. But the plug only fits loosely into my audio interface (SSL 2). This led to significant noise during recording. Reseating the plug would help until it got loose again, and the issue continued.