Disino Unbalanced 6.35mm(1/4 inch) TS Mono to XLR Male Cable Gold Plated Quarter inch to Male XLR Microphone Cable Interconnect Cable - 5 Feet/1.5 Meters

I used this to plug in a set of 4 wireless mics to 1 XLR outlet on the stage wall. The mics have a "mix out" that is 1/4". They sound great. No issues.

Simple. Quality. Everything you would expect. I rate the product 10/10. Excellent!!

We have an older integrated sound system in our church building and needed this cable to interface with our new wireless audio system. It appears to be of high quality construction and works as advertised.

Will buy again! Quality, signal, thickness, all prefect!

Great cable. Needed one for a cheaper price and this worked great.

Super quick shipping! I bought two of them for the sound system that I was setting up. They appear to be very well made. The XLR Male and the 1/4 ends of the cables look to be excellent quality. I would highly recommend these cables if you are in need of a Mono Male XLR to 1/4 cable. I will buy again if I have the need.

Arrived promptly. Works flawlessly. Nice wire, I bought another from same supplier.

I loved this product initially because of the price—I wasn’t sure what I was doing, but I didn’t want to spend a lot just to experiment. My hope was to add my instrument to my Focusrite interface and my DAW so that I wouldn’t have to always be in my kitchen practicing my guitar or have to constantly move my amp around my apartment to practice. I wanted to be able to connect my guitar to my audio interface so that I could record my guitar directly to my PC.The cable arrived quickly and in perfect condition. However, once I plugged it into my 2i2, I got no sound. None whatsoever, except static. I fiddled around with the sound settings on my PC and on my audio interface—no sound still. Restarted my PC, unplugged my interface, swapped out my mic and this cable, made sure the settings in my DAW were correct, watched YouTube videos, consulted my interface’s user manual—and I still had no sound. I wanted this to work so badly, because practicing in my room is like my cozy little alcove and I like the privacy of being able to do so.I just purchased the Real Tone cable instead—and this cable actually works within my DAW. I just click a button in my DAW when asked which input I’d like to use, and voilà; it works.I’m not blaming the manufacturer/seller, because this is my first time ever purchasing an XLR/guitar cable. I have purchased XLR cables in the past for my microphone, but that’s about it (and it runs on phantom power, so I know whether or not it works fairly quickly). Maybe it was user error, I don’t know, but if this is your first time ever attempting something like this, this is a good cable to test things out with.