6 Foot - Balanced Microphone Cable CUSTOM MADE By WORLDS BEST CABLES - using Mogami 2549 (Black) wire and Neutrik NC3MXX-B & NC3FXX-B Gold XLR Plugs

Purchased this cable to go with my GoXLR and Shure SM7B microphone and Cloudlifter, and sound quality has been excellent. No noise issues. Cable is sturdy as well as flexible and very high quality in the cable itself and the XLR ends snap in nicely and have a great release mechanism. If you are looking to get something that wont break the bank, but is genuinely great quality, this cable will definitely do the job for you. As a streamer and content creator, sound is most important thing to consider.

Excellent quality, dead quiet at a small fraction of the cost of the $ brands. Same Mogami wire you’d pay $70 for.

great cable, highly recomend seller and product

Replaced my Amazon XLR cables when I was noticing distortion emitting from my front main speaker. I switched cables around and the noise disappeared. I decided to investigate and looking for better cables that not only had better end connectors but eliminated outside noise interferences and led me to these XLR cables. Once I plugged them in, I immediately noticed the humming from the Parasound amp disappeared and the music was much more defined and more focused at all frequencies. I wish I would have found these cables sooner. These XLR cables are a bargain at this price. Dont hesitate to buy them. You will be wasting your money on more high end cables.

Love these cables.

Very good sound for a very reasonable price. Quality is top notch.

I usually make my own cables for three reasons: because I can solder, because Im extremely picky, and because Im a cheapskate. WBCs stuff is a rare exception to that rule for me.

The 2549 Mogami is a very good XLR cable to use between Dac and Amplifier. May be use 2534 Mogami if interference is an issue.

I had to replace my original poured because I was still getting interference from a monitor that sits very close to it. After I was able to identify the source, even turning out the monitor did not solve the problem as it was still plugged in. Replacing the cord I found it to be a very pliable solid cord, and the end clip snap in nicely in both the microphone and the mixer. If I ever need another one I definitely will purchase this.

Your signal chain is only as good as the weakest link. Spending hundreds or thousands on audio equipment and putting a $5 cable on it is a waste of high-end quality gear, and a problem just waiting to happen at the worst time. These are quality cables for quality equipment, and are worth every penny. Gear up right!