EBXYA XLR Cable 6 Ft Short 10 Color Packs - Mic Cable with XLR Male to Female Patch Cable,

Excellent quality. Use them in my home theatre. Connectors nice and metal and conductors very soft and pliable.

After struggling through a mobile setup with all black XLR cords I invested in these and the next set up went much faster. The quality of the cord and connectors is very good a bit better than I expected for the cost. I wind the cables on an orange cord. Reel made for electrical cords which keeps them tangle free and makes it easy to roll and unroll the cords. By exercising reasonable care I expect these cords to last for many years.

Absolutely great for me. They're tough. They work. They come in colors so you can see which mic is going to which channel. Yay!!!

These are high quality! Our church team has been very pleased with them!

These worked good and flawlessly into our mixer. The length is solid they are built good as well and for the price you can't pass them up. My only reason for 4 stars is that one of the cables is already dead. Thought it was my mixer but everything is good there. Tried plugging different XLR cables into the mixer and it turns out this one was dead. It worked for one rehearsal and they when we came back it was static and not working. Pretty bummed about it and a little hesitant to purchase from this company again but overall they are good cables.

Works really well and is of good quality.

I have a mess of old cables and they are very disorganized in my equipment trailer. I decided to order some color coded cables. I ordered a 6 pack of 50 footers (https://a.co/d/62ZN8bT), the 25 foot version (https://a.co/d/etqMPbC), and the 10 foot version. (https://a.co/d/aEsfrrz)I also ordered some cable reels to store them.I ordered this reel for the 50 foot cables: https://a.co/d/aT5ltaU and this one for the 25 foot cables https://a.co/d/feRZPch and I have some older reels for the other cable lengths including one like this: https://a.co/d/eqNkOXMThis reel in the photo easily holds 6 50' cables and probably could hold 2-3 more.For the 50 foot cables, I have the speaker side jack out (male) because they are usually used for speakers. and for the shorter ones, I have the microphone side of the jack out (female). I have the different cable reels set up by my mixing board and I just grab the length I need an take it right to the speaker or microphone, then plug the other end into the mixing board. The colors will make it easier to know which is which.Better organization should make for a smoother setup at a gig.

And these are still rocking and rolling! I will update if I experience any failures, but this is a good deal for a bunch of cables that help you distinguish where cables are going and to what sources. I couldn't be happier! I send orange and green to my guitarists, red blue purple and yellow go to my drummer! And I get normal black cables; I am but a humble bassist.