Audio-Technica
Audio-Technica AT8314-15 15 ft Balanced XLR Cable
Balanced 15 ft XLR cable with Neutrik connectors and individual spiral shielding for low-impedance microphone signals
- 15 ft length gives flexible placement in studio or field
- Balanced XLR design rejects noise for clean audio capture
- Neutrik connectors ensure secure, reliable mating every time
- Individual spiral shields protect each conductor from interference
- Conductive PVC layer dissipates static during cable movement
Audio-Technica AT8314-15 Balanced XLR Cable
The Audio-Technica AT8314-15 is a 15 ft balanced microphone cable built for professional audio applications. It uses heavy-duty construction with professional Neutrik connectors to ensure reliable signal transfer. Each conductor features an individual spiral shield inside a molded insulating sheath for signal protection. A conductive PVC layer dissipates static buildup during flexing.
Suited for low-impedance microphone runs
This cable suits engineers and technicians who need a balanced 15 ft run between low-impedance microphones and preamps, mixers or interfaces. The individual spiral shields and conductive PVC layer preserve signal integrity on stage or in the studio. Builders needing a different length or an unbalanced connection should look at alternative cable types.
Connects 3-pin XLR male to 3-pin XLR female
The cable terminates in 3-pin XLR male and 3-pin XLR female connectors for direct insertion into standard microphone inputs and outputs. Its balanced design rejects common-mode noise over the 15 ft span without requiring external power. The heavy-duty jacket withstands repeated coiling and routing around equipment racks or stage fixtures.
Highlights
- 15 ft length gives flexible placement in studio or field
- Balanced XLR design rejects noise for clean audio capture
- Neutrik connectors ensure secure, reliable mating every time
- Individual spiral shields protect each conductor from interference
- Conductive PVC layer dissipates static during cable movement
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What type of XLR connectors does my microphone or mixer need to accept this cable?
This cable has a 3-pin XLR male plug on one end and a 3-pin XLR female plug on the other, so your gear must provide matching 3-pin XLR sockets.
Can I use this balanced cable with older unbalanced equipment that only has 1/4-inch TS jacks?
The cable terminates in 3-pin XLR connectors, so a direct connection to 1/4-inch TS jacks is not possible without a separate adapter or transformer.
How can I verify the cable is delivering a clean balanced signal after connecting it?
Listen for a noise-free signal with strong common-mode rejection; the individual spiral shields and conductive PVC layer are designed to minimise hum and static during use.
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