Cabo de áudio XLR Quad Style Kramer Electronics 7,6 m

The Kramer Electronics Audio Cable XLR Quad Style is a professional-grade 7.6m mic/line cable with a male 3-pin XLR connector on one end and a female 3-pin XLR connector on the other. Its 4-core star quad design with offset twisting reduces induced noise compared with regular two-pair balanced microphone cables, making it suitable for studio and live sound use. The cable is black, flexible and built for reliable signal transmission between microphones, mixers and other audio equipment.

Advantages

The four-conductor quad arrangement cancels electromagnetically induced noise from lighting ballasts and AC transformers. A high strand count of thin bare copper conductors and shield provides enhanced flexibility for frequent handling and routing. XLPE insulation offers stable electrical properties and resists shrink-back during soldering. Connectors are hand-soldered for consistent contact and durability.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers or preamps
• Line-level connections between audio equipment in studios
• Live sound setup where low induced noise is required
• Portable and fixed installations requiring flexible cabling

Key specifications

• Length: 7.6 m
• Connectors: male XLR 3-pin to female XLR 3-pin
• Cable type: 4-core star quad, balanced mic/line cable
• Insulation: XLPE (cross-linked polyethylene)
• Conductor: multiple thin bare copper strands for flexibility
• Color: black
• Brand: Kramer Electronics
• MPN: 95-1211025
• EAN: 7291063042141

How to use

Connect the male XLR end to the output of the source device (for example a microphone preamp or mixer output) and the female XLR end to the input device (such as a mixer channel or microphone preamp). Route the cable to avoid tight bends and sharp kinks; secure with cable ties or clips as needed. For long runs, avoid running the cable parallel to mains power cables to minimize residual interference despite the cable's noise rejection design.

Recommendations

For best performance, inspect connectors before use, avoid excessive bending near the connector terminations, and perform occasional continuity and polarity checks. Store the cable loosely coiled to preserve flexibility and extend service life.