10' Male to Female XLR Cable

The 10' Male to Female XLR Cable is a professional balanced audio interconnect designed to connect equipment fitted with standard XLR outputs and inputs. With a 10-foot (3.05-meter) cable length, it provides additional reach between microphones, mixers, audio interfaces, patch bays, amplifiers, speakers, and other professional audio equipment. The male-to-female XLR configuration is a standard connection arrangement for balanced audio systems and is commonly used in recording studios, live sound, broadcast, theater, and production environments. Verified 10-foot examples use 3-pin XLR male and female connectors, making the configuration suitable for conventional balanced microphone and line-level connections.

Professional versions of this cable are available with shielded conductors designed to reduce electromagnetic and radio-frequency interference. For example, Hosa's verified 10-foot HXX-010 uses 24 AWG x 2 oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors and a 90% OFC spiral shield, while other professional assemblies use different conductor gauges and shielding constructions. Because the product name provided does not specify a manufacturer or model number, I have not assigned a particular conductor gauge, connector brand, or shielding percentage to this cable.

The 10-foot length offers a practical balance between flexibility and cable management, providing approximately 3.05 meters of connection distance without requiring an excessively long cable run. A male-to-female XLR cable can be used for microphone connections, balanced analog audio links, and other compatible professional audio applications. The exact electrical construction can vary by manufacturer, so only the specifications directly supported by the supplied product description and verified industry-standard examples are included below.