Microphone Cable (full)

Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.

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Microphones transmit such a low level audio signal, that when they’re amplified, all the background noise is amplified as well. They need a special type of microphone cable, called XLR. These are ‘balanced’ cables, with the electrical signal running along 3 wires.