Microphone cable Behringer PMC-1000 XLR female to XLR male, 10 m

Balanced microphone cable Behringer PMC-1000 with XLR female to XLR male connectors and 10 m length provides a standard professional connection for microphones, mixers, preamps and audio interfaces. The cable is designed to carry balanced low-noise audio signals over longer distances, helping to preserve signal integrity and reduce interference and handling noise in live sound, studio recording and broadcast environments.

Advantages

The cable uses a balanced design and professional XLR connectors to minimise electromagnetic interference and maintain clear audio transmission. Its 10 m length allows flexible stage and studio placement while keeping signal quality consistent. Durable connector housings and strain relief improve mechanical reliability during repeated use and cable routing.

Suitable for

• Connecting dynamic and condenser microphones to mixers or audio interfaces
• Stage and live performance audio runs where a 10 m length is required
• Studio recording setups requiring low-noise, balanced signal paths
• Broadcast and podcasting installations needing standard XLR connectivity

Key specifications

• Connector types: XLR female to XLR male (balanced)
• Cable length: 10 m
• Signal type: Balanced analogue microphone signal
• Construction: Shielded conductors to reduce interference
• Mechanical features: Built-in strain relief and robust connector housings

How to use

Insert the XLR female connector onto the microphone output or microphone body connector, and plug the XLR male connector into the input of a mixer, preamplifier or audio interface. Ensure connectors are fully seated and locked where applicable. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends, pinching or close parallel runs with mains power cables to minimise interference. For phantom-powered condenser microphones, confirm your mixer or interface provides the required phantom power before connecting.

Recommendations

Inspect connectors regularly for secure contacts and clean contacts if corrosion or dirt appears. Coil the cable properly using an over-under or similar method to prevent kinks and extend lifespan. Avoid excessive tension on the connectors and keep the cable away from heat sources and moisture during storage and use.