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Roland Black Series XLR-F to 1/4″ High-Impedance Microphone Cable (20′)
Roland’s Black Series microphone cables deliver professional performance and exceptional value. Our multi-strand, oxygen-free copper core wire translates the true tones of voices and instruments, while high-density spiral shielding eliminates unwanted noise. Incorporating high-quality connectors and a low-capacitance design, these rugged cables provide pure, natural, and accurate sound everywhere you play.
- Heavy-duty connectors
- Ultra-flexible cable jacket eliminates tangling
- Low-capacitance design ensures full frequency reproduction and maximum dynamic response
- Lifetime guarantee
The Roland Black Series XLR-F to 1/4″ High-Impedance Microphone Cable (20′) is an essential accessory for any musician, engineer, or sound technician. This high-quality cable is perfect for use in the studio or on stage, ensuring crystal clear audio signals with minimal interference.
Use Cases:
This cable is ideal for connecting microphones or other high-impedance instruments to mixers, amplifiers, or other audio equipment. Its 20-foot length provides enough flexibility to accommodate most setups, whether you’re recording in a studio or performing on stage.
Specifications:
The cable features a high-quality XLR-F connector on one end and a 1/4″ high-impedance connector on the other. The connectors are plated with gold to ensure optimal signal transfer and durability. The cable is 20 feet long, providing ample length for most recording and performance setups. Its heavy-duty braided shielding and oxygen-free copper conductors ensure minimal interference and noise.
Technology Used:
The Roland Black Series XLR-F to 1/4″ High-Impedance Microphone Cable (20′) features high-quality materials and construction for optimal signal transfer and durability. Its gold-plated connectors and oxygen-free copper conductors ensure the highest quality sound with minimal interference.
Where to Buy:
The Roland Black Series XLR-F to 1/4″ High-Impedance Microphone Cable (20′) can be purchased at most music equipment retailers or online music gear stores. Some popular options include Sweetwater, Guitar Center, and Amazon. Make sure to check the website of the retailer before purchasing to ensure availability.
