This Hosa CMI XLR Microphone Cable is assembled with a quad-element inner cable surrounded by a dense, braided shield. Two conductors carry the positive signals and two carry the negative, for lower capacitance.
UPC: 728736002050
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Hosa Technology CMI Reviews
WRONG IMAGE
By Don Stern
Rated 1 out of 5
Date: 2013-10-15
it shows the wrong image on the item. i ordered 10 and returned it right away! this is not the cable that it shows. it's cheap junk one!
Excellent for Home Studio
By Anonymous
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2008-09-22
Disclaimer: Haven't started using it. Taking it to India. I use a variety of Hosa cables in my home studio, including midi cables, S/PDIF cables, instrument and patch cables. I'm happy with my cables. Affordable, No gimmicks, nothing fancy, they just work fine. I don't have good mic cables yet. So I ordered these (premium - Quad cables) and a regular mic cable 25'. Quad cables are expensive. They are supposed to be better than regular mic cables. Honestly, they are the cheapest quad cables, infact these are cheaper than other brands' regular mic cables. These are well built and reliable cables. I'm just wondering how other expensive cables can justify the price difference. IMHO, Hosa cables are great value for home studio use. Might work fine for a project studio as well. Give them a try, they don't hurt your pockets much. Most probably you'll settle for these cables.
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