Sewell Silverback Roar XLR Patch Cable, 50ft. Premium Microphone Cable

A solid cable here. I am using it for my electric guitar and have no complaints. I purchased this to replace an old rubber style basic cable as it had developed some kinks and imperfections. This cable feels like it will last a long time and it remains tangle free. An added bonus is it looks unique. Solid purchase.

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I bought a shorter length that they don't seem to offer any more for use at my desk. It's far from a physically demanding environment so I can't comment on how well they will or won't hold up to long term abuse if you're using them in that way but they feel really nice and I love the spring strain relief. Most cables just use a little rubber bit and I feel like this is a lot more effective. They're stylish too imo, if that can even be a thing, and if you care.

First just had this cable to run from my amp to my DAW which were far away but after switching to a USB cable I decided to use it as a guitar lead and it's held up great. Hasn't cut out on me and stays in the sockets, I'm now keeping it as a backup to live shows for a local band I help out with.

I’ve had an xlr mic for a while I use to livestream gaming and record videos. Audio makes a huge difference in quality. I started with my xlr mic and switched to a usb for the RGB lighting options but had to sacrifice some audio quality but gained some ease of use as most of the mixing switched from my analog physical mixer to a software based one. I switched back to xlr because I recently found a usb xlr mic with rgb. I decided to test out the old xlr mic with the new xlr cables(this one) vs 2 different older ones I had before. Long story short this xlr cable gave the best quality along side having a better connection set up and reinforced metal connectors and the additional flexibility and durability my older rubber and older pvc cased wires didn’t quite offer. I am 6ft tall and this cord went from head to toe measuring side by side. My only issue is that the braided cable is a bit too thick to fit inside the joint in my boom arms and still allow the mic to move freely when both are connected. Simply running the cord around the outside with the provided Velcro strap solves this problem. I would but more in the future when I improve my set up.