Saramonic
Saramonic SR-XC3000 XLR Microphone Cable 9.8ft
A 9.84-foot XLR cable with spiral copper shielding for ultra-low noise in studio and field recording
- 84 ft length suits handheld interviews and short boom poles
- Spiral-wound copper shielding with twin conductive PVC rejects RFI and EMI noise
- Ultra-low noise performance keeps recordings clean in noisy environments
- Flexible lightweight construction fits tight mixer bags and live rigs
- Rugged high-quality connectors deliver maximum durability for run-and-gun production
Professional XLR Cable for Broadcast and Studio
The Saramonic SR-XC3000 is a 9.84-foot (3m) male-to-female 3-pin XLR microphone cable built for film sound, broadcast, live sound and studio recording. Its rugged yet lightweight construction suits run-and-gun video production and demanding field applications.
Integrates Directly Into Audio Chains
Connect the XLR male end to a microphone or wireless receiver and the XLR female end to a mixer, recorder or audio interface without adapters. The flexible jacket routes cleanly through tight mixer bags and live rigs, freeing up space while maintaining a secure lock on both ends.
Handles Typical Interview and Boom Distances
At 9.84 feet the cable covers handheld interviews, short boom pole work and close-miked studio sessions with ample slack. Runs exceeding this length or installations requiring permanent snake routing will need additional cable sections.
Highlights
- 84 ft length suits handheld interviews and short boom poles
- Spiral-wound copper shielding with twin conductive PVC rejects RFI and EMI noise
- Ultra-low noise performance keeps recordings clean in noisy environments
- Flexible lightweight construction fits tight mixer bags and live rigs
- Rugged high-quality connectors deliver maximum durability for run-and-gun production
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long is the cable and will that limit my boom-pole reach?
The cable measures 9.84 feet (3 m), giving roughly three metres of working distance for handheld interviews or short boom-pole work.
Does the shielding keep hum low when the cable runs beside power leads all day?
Spiral-wound copper shielding plus twin conductive PVC inner shields reject RFI and EMI, delivering ultra-low noise during extended sessions.
What connectors must my microphone and recorder already have for this cable to plug straight in?
One end is a 3-pin XLR female, the other a 3-pin XLR male, so both devices need matching 3-pin XLR sockets.
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