Cable Matters2-Pack Right Angle XLR Cable, XLR Microphone Cable - 6ft, Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) Microphone Right Angle Cord, Mic Cord, Black

I believe you simply cannot have too many cables. EVER. And angled cables are always great when you don't have a lot of space for your equipment. Cable Matters is an excellent brand, their cables are extremely well built, durable and work fine - no interferences, no noise. They are simply great!

No problem with these cables so far. Seem good quality and the right angle connectors are handy in tight spots.

I've been using these right-angle XLR cables for a while now, and I'm really impressed with their quality. They are well-made and feel very sturdy. The right-angle design is especially handy for my acoustic guitar, which has an XLR jack. It helps keep the cable securely plugged in without any awkward bends or strain on the connector.In terms of performance, I've had no issues with sound quality. The audio is clear and consistent, with no noticeable interference or noise. Overall, these cables have been a great addition to my setup, making my playing experience smoother and more enjoyable. If you're looking for reliable XLR cables, these are definitely worth considering.

These feel well made and so far havn't introduced any noise into my recordings, at least that I can detect. I previously used an adapter for to get the 90 degree bend I needed but that had noticeable noise issues compared to these.Overall they do what they need to do and do it well, so no issues recommending them.

Keep in mind that these are 90 degrees on the FEMALE side, and not Male. Make sure you're ordering the right cables for your setup. For me, these cables help me with some permanent routing of some cables. They connect to other XLR cables nice and sturdy, and so far I haven't noticed any added feedback caused by these cables.

In all honesty, I should have looked harder at my equipment before ordering these. What I really needed was Right-Angle Male XLR, and these are Right-Angle Female XLR. Therefore, my current setup doesn't benefit from these. They were also a little too short for my needs. This is all my fault, so I dock no stars from the product for this.The product itself came in a nice resealable bag, is a high-quality cable and has solid hardware on it. I will definitely keep it, as I am sure that one day I'll find a use for it.My recommendation is to ensure you've got the correct cable picked out based on your needs! When you do, I would recommend Cable Matters because they make a quality product.

These plugs are really nice to have if you use condensor mic on an articulating stand.The sound quality is good. The construction is solid. No complaints here.Only issue, for me, is that this angled plug is not compatible with all xlr mics.I cannot use my Aston Spirit mic with this cable because it cannot be mounted. Other than that, its a good product.

I had been looking for some right-angle XLR cables for a weird place in my home studio, and these are perfect. The #1 place cables fail is at the connector, and these connectors are SOLID. I'm not worried about these at all. The cables themselves are nice and thick, haven't had any issue running sound or phantom power through them, they've been great on everything I've tried.

Once again, I'm completely and utterly at fault for not reading the title carefully enough to see that these are 12" or 30cm long.***THAT BEING SAID!***There's nothing wrong with the cables besides their length. I've got an XLR microphone going to a USB audio box that goes into my computer. I've got my microphone in a mic boom arm that means I need maybe three feet worth of cable, probably closer to two, but one foot just won't do, but that's where my XLR cable exposure ends.I quite literally do not know what the use case for these looks like. If imagine that if I had a desktop microphone stand instead of a microphone arm, it'd work perfectly for me. Maybe there's some other piece of tech that would work great with cables around this length.I'm thinking of those really short charging cables for your phone that wouldn't work if you wanted to lie in bed and use your phone but work just fine if you have a portable power bank and just need to charge your phone. Y'see what I'm getting at there?I tested out one of the two cables and it works perfectly fine. It's actually a *very* attractive cable and the 90-degree bend for the part that goes into my microphone is really neat!Basically, they aren't for me, but they do work, and be sure to keep the length in mind.5/5 stars.

I ordered these cables because, for me they make a great patch cable between my 4 way mic mixer and full Yamaha mixer to extend microphone input channels.Before making any connection to equipment, I ran through my cable tested to confirm proper connection of pins and opened to confirm good soldering and insulation (both tests got the thumbs up). On opening, I notice that Pin 1 (ground) is connected to the sleeve; this has been a bone of contention for those in the audio field for years. Most of the commercial leads I have bought are wired in this manner and seems to be supported by the audio industry. The cables I have made myself (and there are many) never have Pin 1 connected to the sleeve (I think because, in my early years, somebody told me that I should not). Despite hundreds of gigs with varying equipment and significant cable lengths, I have only once had any issue with any of my cables and that happened to be one with the Pin 1 connection to the sleeve. Cutting the connection, in that case solved the issue on the night but I think, in the end I was working with a piece of sketchy equipment. So, the jury is out for me and the manufacturer of these cables seem to be working to industry standards.Having said all this, just for completeness, these are very well made and robust cables. They are short (33cm of cable if my measurement is correct) and I would class them as patch/interconnects rather than microphone cables unless perhaps you are using with a desktop microphone right next to a mixer. If you wanted to make use of the space saving right hand connector but needed a longer run , I guess to could daisy chain with a longer lead (providing it is wired identically).

The Cable Matters 2-Pack Right Angle XLR Cables turned out to be just what I needed. Their length was spot-on for my setup, and I appreciated the flexibility to adjust the angle in 45° increments by simply unscrewing them. However, it's worth noting to handle this adjustment process with care to avoid damaging the wires inside.What impressed me most was the overall value these cables provided. Despite being comparable in price to buying the fittings separately and making my own cables, these pre-made ones saved me time and effort. Additionally, the quality of the cable itself seems solid, though only time will tell just how durable they are. But for now, they're working perfectly fine and I'm satisfied with my purchase.One aspect I particularly appreciate is that these cables feature standard fittings. This means that if I ever need to, I can solder my own cables onto them. This flexibility sets them apart from some other brands I've encountered, which have molded plastic fittings that cannot be soldered. With the Cable Matters cables, I have the assurance that I can replace the wires if needed without having to replace the entire connector assembly. Overall, this adds to the long-term value and versatility of these cables.

I recently added the Cable Matters 2-Pack Right Angle XLR Cable to my audio setup, and I have to say, I'm thoroughly impressed with their performance. These short XLR microphone cables have quickly become an essential part of my gear, providing reliable connectivity and exceptional sound quality.First and foremost, the right-angle design of these XLR cables is a game-changer. It allows for easy and seamless connection in tight spaces, making them perfect for setups where space is limited or where cable management is a priority. Whether I'm connecting microphones, speakers, or other audio equipment, these cables provide a neat and tidy solution that helps reduce clutter and maintain a clean aesthetic.The build quality of these cables is also top-notch. Made from oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors, they deliver excellent signal clarity and conductivity, ensuring that my audio signals remain clean and interference-free. The sturdy connectors provide a secure and reliable connection, while the durable outer jacket protects against damage and ensures long-lasting performance.In terms of sound quality, these XLR cables deliver outstanding results. The OFC conductors provide excellent signal transmission, resulting in crisp and clear audio reproduction with minimal noise or distortion. Whether I'm recording vocals, instruments, or live performances, these cables capture every nuance and detail with precision and accuracy.I also appreciate the versatility of these cables. With a length of 0.3 meters, they're perfect for short-distance connections, such as between a microphone and a mixer or between a mixer and a powered speaker. Plus, the black color and sleek design blend seamlessly into any audio setup, adding a professional touch to my gear.Overall, I can't recommend the Cable Matters Right Angle XLR Cables enough. With their innovative design, exceptional build quality, and superior sound performance, they're a must-have accessory for any audio enthusiast or professional. Whether you're setting up a home studio, recording live performances, or hosting events, these cables will help you achieve pristine audio quality and reliable connectivity every time.

I didn't know that XLR cables with a 90-degree bend existed until recently. I've only ever seen the straight ones. The problem is, sometimes you get into a forest of cables with them all coming straight out and you can't see the labels on the equipment. I've had a few nights when something wasn't working and I pulled the wrong input or output because I could not read the label.These cables solve that problem because, on most equipment, you can read the label above or below the 90-degree connector. What a great idea!XLR cables are daisy-chainable, so if you need to extend the short ones, it's no problem. I have these 1-foot cables in my main gear bag for those tight spots that come along about every second night (well, before 2020 anyway; things are still a lot quieter, but I'm ready when it picks up!)They are really well made with very solid ends and good quality cable. I tested them carefully before using them and they tested good and they sound great, which is admittedly not that much of a feat for a 1-foot cable, but you have to test beforehand.