Wentronic Goobay XLR Male to 6.35 mm Mono Jack Male Audio Cable, 10 m, Black, Nickel-Plated Connectors, Spiral Shielded, PVC Jacket 80054

On stage or in the studio, a reliable link between a microphone and a mixer is non-negotiable. This 10-metre Wentronic Goobay cable connects an XLR-equipped microphone to a 6.35 mm mono jack input, delivering clean, low-noise audio even across longer runs. The black PVC jacket stays flexible underfoot, while nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and maintain solid contact. Whether you are wiring a live sound rig, patching an instrument into an amplifier, or setting up a home recording chain, this cable keeps the signal path straightforward and dependable.

Key specifications

• Length: 10 m
• Connector A: XLR 3-pin male
• Connector B: 6.35 mm (1/4") mono jack male (TS)
• Cable type: unbalanced analog audio
• Conductor material: copper
• Shielding: spiral
• Jacket material: PVC
• Connector plating: nickel
• Cable diameter: 6.0 mm
• Colour: black

Why choose it

The combination of a robust XLR connector and a standard 6.35 mm jack covers a wide range of audio gear. Spiral shielding helps reject electromagnetic interference, keeping hum and buzz out of your signal. The 10-metre length gives you freedom to route cables around a stage or room without needing extensions. Nickel plating on the plugs ensures a secure fit and long-term durability, while the flexible PVC jacket makes coiling and storage easy after the gig.

Ideal use cases

• Connecting a dynamic microphone to a mixer or audio interface with 6.35 mm inputs
• Linking an instrument with XLR output to a guitar or bass amplifier
• Patching a microphone into a portable PA system or powered speaker
• Studio setups where a long run is needed between a vocal booth and control room

Good to know

This is an unbalanced cable, so for very long runs or electrically noisy environments, a balanced XLR-to-XLR cable may be preferable. However, for typical stage and studio distances up to 10 metres, it performs reliably. The mono TS jack carries a single audio channel; it is not suitable for stereo or balanced TRS connections. Always grasp the connector housing—not the cable—when unplugging to extend the life of the solder joints.