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Bemero 910120BK600M

6 m, Entry level, 6.3mm jack, XLR

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Supplied by digitec

Description

This extremely hard-wearing and durable microphone cable from Bemero has a flexible black PVC outer jacket and has an overall diameter of 6.5 mm. Thanks to its balanced construction, the 3-pin XLR cable is extremely insensitive to external interference and therefore absolutely reliable, even over long distances. The two signal conductors are twisted against each other and run in opposite phase (i.e. shifted by 180 degrees). Therefore, this excellently shielded cable is very insensitive to interference and ground loops. This audio cable is assembled with high quality black 3-pin XLR connectors which, thanks to their robust construction, still reliably lock and transmit even after the umpteenth time and provide optimal strain relief. These features make it an irreplaceable companion to successfully send audio signals on their way. Whether on stage, in the studio or in the band room, the Bemero cable connects successfully. The use of three-pin XLR connectors has become the standard connection for analogue audio lines, i.e. microphone or line signals, in professional audio engineering. Especially for the transmission of balanced signals, the use of cables with 3-pin XLR connectors is standard. The XLR plugs or sockets are available in two versions: A male variant for the XLR connector, often abbreviated as XLRm, and a female variant, usually referred to as XLRf, which functions as an XLR socket. In addition to the three-pin type commonly used for microphone cables, there are also four, five and rarely six-pin XLR plugs and sockets. The term XLR comes from an abbreviation and means eXternal Line Return, which refers to the pin assignment of the connector for balanced signals. The dimensions and mechanics of the connector are standardized under the international standard IEC 61076-2-103, which makes it possible for XLR connectors from different manufacturers to be produced and distributed identically. In fact, TRS, jacks and jacks are always the same plug or socket with different names. The shaft diameter of the normal size is 1/4 (6.3 mm). If the suffix Mini appears in front of the name, this refers to the smaller size with a 3.5 mm shaft diameter, which is not used for standard microphone and line cables. Just as jacks is the German term for these connectors, the names TRS and Jack come from the English-speaking world. TRS is derived from the three attributes of the connector, namely tip, ring and sleeve. The connectors are available in mono and stereo versions. They are also available in angled versions. The rings allow you to determine whether the plug is a mono or stereo jack plug. In the mono version for asymmetrical connections (e.g. for a guitar cable) the tip is the signal conductor, everything else is ground. If a jack plug is used for a balanced line, such as here with this Bemero microphone or line cable, a stereo jack plug with two rings is used. The pin assignment is as follows: Tip (hot) with positive polarity (+) and ring (cold) with negative polarity (-) transmit the audio signals, the shaft serves as a shield.

Specifications

Key specifications
Application range	Pro Audio
Cable design	Standard
Length	6 m
Connection A	XLR (m)
Connection B	6.3mm jack

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