Mogami Gold XLR Stage Microphone Cable – 50 Ft | Ultra-Durable, Road-Ready, High-Fidelity Audio for Stage, Broadcast & Studio Use

This is a high quality cable.. I bought the stage model because I play at church. I use this for my saxophone microphone. I was using a cheaper (braided) cable that would “pop” when I touched the connector. Our sound guy said it was probably my mike. I have a shure, so I knew it wasn’t the mike. After changing the cable, the popping went away and the sound quality improved greatly. I bought the cable on Amazon for less then Guitar Center sells them.

Después de probar varias marcas, los Mogami Gold Stage marcan una diferencia notable. Lo que más destaca es el silencio total: no hay ruidos de interferencia ni siseos, incluso en entornos con muchos cables de corriente cerca. La construcción se siente sumamente robusta; el cable es grueso pero mantiene una flexibilidad increíble, lo que facilita mucho el manejo en el estudio o escenario. Los conectores Neutrik encajan a la perfección sin holguras. Si buscas transparencia absoluta y un cable que te dure años, vale cada centavo.

This cable was a bit pricier than a lot of other brands, but it solved a steadily worsening problem I was having with my studio setup, which I will call—for lack of an accepted diagnostic term—Fuzz/Crackle/Pop Syndrome. I know but have a tendency to forget that when connecting tens of thousands of dollars worth of microphones, mixing desks and outboard processing units, cheaping out on ANY of the cables through which they communicate is a terrible plan. I was having troubleshooting fits until I decided to go through my patch bay, cable by cable, and isolate the problem down to two crappy cables. I replaced then with Mogami Gold and voila! Strong signals when recording and noiselessness on playback. Do yourself a favor: Pull your crappy cables out of your system, throw them as far as you can, then replace them with Mogami Gold.

Durable quality cables. I don't know about all the hype, i certainly bought into it as I've switched almost exclusively to Mogami. More so I think i'm looking for long term durability and quality overall vs the best signal. I think these cables sound great and seem to be built to last with quality neutrik connectors

My microphone using phantom power was exploding in my hands with horrible noise. The guy at Guitar Center told me I needed a better cord. I got this one and it worked perfectly!!!