LyxPro Balanced XLR Cable Premium Series Microphone Cable, Speakers and Pro Devices Cable-Complete Features/Instruction Manual

LyxPro Balanced XLR Cable Premium Series Microphone Cable, Speakers, and

Pro Devices Cable

Specifications

• CONNECTOR TYPE:  XLR
• CABLE TYPE : XLR
• COMPATIBLE DEVICES: Speaker
• BRAND: LyxPro
• PACKAGE DIMENSIONS: 8 x 5.75 x 1 inches
• ITEM WEIGHT: 4.8 ounces

LyxPro Balanced XLR Cable is a high-quality cable. It is ideal for live performances, recording applications, connecting professional microphones to an audio interface or mixer, and connecting mixer outputs to speakers, as well as all other audio music and sound requirements. It has an inner shield of twin conductive PVCs. Cotton Yarn wrap with a 98 percent braided barrier lowers noise and all noise and static interruptions professionally cancel out hum and noise while boosting high-frequency response. It is good for MX lighting applications for live stage performances, music halls, schools, churches, studio lighting, and recording because of its 98 percent braided shield. It has gold-plated pins. It has black metal connectors which provide a good and stable connection. The cable is very much stable for all kind of connections and give good output.

How to connect to the mixer

You can connect the XLR connector to the mixer by following the given steps:

• Connect the one end of the LyxPro cable to the mixer.
• Plug the other end of the wire in the microphone.
• Now turn the microphone ON.
• Your microphone is now ready to operate.

How to connect to the speaker

You can connect the XLR connector to the speaker by following the given steps:

• Connect the one end of the LyxPro cable to the speaker.
• Plug the other end of the wire in the microphone.
• Now turn the microphone ON.
• You microphone is now ready to operate.

Frequently Asked questions

• Is it possible to balance XLR cables?
  Except in cases where the inner components have been destroyed or malfunctioned, all XLR cables are balanced. Similarly, a variety of cable types are virtually invariably imbalanced. While you distinguish between the two, you’ll receive the finest results when recording or using them for live sound.

• What is a Quad balanced XLR connector?
  Star Quad XLR cables, sometimes known as quad XLR or quad-core XLR, are a more sophisticated version of the regular XLR microphone cable that can be beneficial in loud locations with power cables or electronics nearby.

• Is it true that thicker XLR cables are better?
  Finally, the outer jacket has little influence on noise, and while a thicker one will protect the cable contents in high-traffic areas, thicker does not always imply better.

• What distinguishes a balanced XLR cable?
  A balanced XLR cable (above) has two signal wires and a foil shielded ground, compared to a standard 2-conductor TS guitar cable (below). Balanced cables employ two signal lines, each of which carries a duplicate of the signal, but the polarity of the two copies is reversed.

• Is it true that all XLR outputs are balanced?
  Because of its three-pin (conductor) configuration, all XLR cables are intended to transport a balanced signal. A cable, however, will not determine if the signal is balanced or unbalanced.

• Is it worthwhile to invest in quad microphone cables?
  For balanced line-level interconnects, star-quad cables are highly recommended. Star-quad cables, in our opinion, provide low-cost protection against magnetic interference difficulties. It’s also a bad idea to combine star-quad and normal microphone cords at a facility.

• What is the purpose of an XLR microphone cable?
  XLR. The XLR connection has three pins: positive, negative, and ground. They’re often utilized to send balanced line-level or microphone signals. XLR cables are commonly used in audio to connect microphones to mixers and other outputs to powered speakers.

• What distinguishes a balanced cable from an unbalanced cable?
  The audio signal is carried by three conductors in balanced audio. The third conductor is used for grounding and two of the conductors convey negative and positive signals (audio is an AC transmission). There are just two conductors in an imbalanced transmission. The one transports positive, while the other conveys negative and also serves as a ground.

• Are XLR cables that cost a lot of money worth it?
  Hugh Robjohns, SOS Technical Editor, responds: The quick answer is that they’re not going to sound much better. The lengthier answer is that there are intricacies and nuances that can combine to impact the sound when utilizing different types of cables and connections in particular scenarios.

• Balanced or unbalanced XLR cables: which is better?
  Aside from these exclusions, balanced cables are far superior to unbalanced wires. They have a higher signal-to-noise ratio, lower impedance transmissions, and nearly no noise or distortion from the outside world.

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