Hosa Technology
Hosa Technology 2 Pack Professional Rean XLR3F to XLR3M Microphone Cable 50
Two 50-foot microphone cables with 20 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors, 90% OFC braid shielding and Rean XLR3F to XLR3M connectors by Neutrik
- Two-pack convenience for stereo or backup setups
- 50-foot length gives stage or studio reach
- REAN connectors by Neutrik AG ensure secure lock
- 20 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors preserve signal clarity
- 90% OFC braid shielding rejects electromagnetic interference
Professional 50-foot XLR microphone cable pair
This two-pack supplies a matched set of XLR3 female-to-male cables, each 50 feet long, built for studio recording, live sound and streaming setups. The REAN connectors by Neutrik AG provide a secure latch and precise pin alignment. Oxygen-free copper conductors and a 90 percent braided shield preserve signal integrity over the full length. The cables arrive new and ready for immediate use.
Integrates with any balanced XLR workflow
Plug directly into microphones, preamps, mixers or audio interfaces that use standard three-pin XLR jacks. The 20 AWG twin conductors handle phantom power and line-level signals without an adapter. The long reach lets you position talent away from noisy equipment racks or place stage mics across a venue. No external power or driver installation is required.
Low-noise construction for quiet operation
The 90 percent OFC braid rejects electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference, keeping the noise floor low in electrically busy rooms. Flexible jacket material resists kinking and lays flat on cable runs, reducing handling noise during movement. Passive design draws no power and adds no active circuitry that could hiss or hum.
Highlights
- Two-pack convenience for stereo or backup setups
- 50-foot length gives stage or studio reach
- REAN connectors by Neutrik AG ensure secure lock
- 20 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors preserve signal clarity
- 90% OFC braid shielding rejects electromagnetic interference
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How far can I run this cable before signal loss becomes an issue?
The cable is 50 feet long and uses 20 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors with 90% braided shielding to maintain signal integrity over that distance.
Will the connectors or cable jacket get warm or make noise after hours of continuous use?
This is a passive copper cable with no active electronics, so it generates no heat and produces no noise during operation.
What equipment do I need to already have for these cables to work?
You need a microphone or source with a male XLR output and a mixer, interface or recorder with a female XLR input for each cable.
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