Pig Hog PHM10 8mm Tour Grade Mic Cable, XLR 10ft - 3-pack

I use these cords for recording and live shows and seem to hold up very well. Thick insulation and good xlr connectors. I own a lot of this brand xlr cabes and adapter cables and haven't had any trouble with any of them -- 5 star rating. I like Road Hog brand better but cost a lot more. USA made vs imported. Will keep buying Pig Hog cables as long as the price stays low and the quality doesn't drop.

These are great cables for the price. I've used a number of cables from different brands and found that the really cheap ones tend to break. It's not so much a matter of if they're going to break, but when. I feel confident with this on gigs. This is the second set of XLRs I've purchased from this brand and they've done a great job.You could spend a lot more money on cables and get a negligible increase in quality but I don't think it's worth it. If they have the length and type of connection I'm going with, this brand is one of my default selections now. They hold up well and feel very high quality.

I use these weekly for my cover band gig. They are easy to coil and unwind, and are silent and dependable. My favorite brand.

These cables are fantastic. I am not a professional musician or anything, I mostly just use an XLR cable to connect my microphone to an audio interface. These cables feel exceptionally well put together and everything about them just feels premium. The cable ends are very well made and look really good because of their black coatings. The connectors and also extremely tight and do not feel like they are going to break or fall out. I would suggest everyone pick up at least the 10-foot cable, even if you have a super short run for your cable, it's always better to have more than not enough. I bought a 3-pack of 10-foot cables for about 30 dollars and at that price these are amazing. I would very highly suggest these to anyone who needs XLR cables.

Used to mic drums via live shows. These cables are very thick. I guess that's why they are marketed as Tour Grade. So far, so good.

Best in the business, proceeding dj's best friend XLR CABLES.

Thick insulation. Quality construction. We have replaced all our old cables with these. Easier to roll up than skinny cables. These don’t tangle like skinny cables do. They are beefy and well suited for gigging every day and night. Connections click in very well.

I am currently using one of these for now as a direct out to a sound board and it works well. There’s no loss in signal quality or audio volume. I plan to use these live on stage with a microphone to see how they work in that realm.I also like the fact that they don’t tangle up when you put them away.

I researched and found these to be the best brand of cable for reliable usage. I am not disappointed as they have outperformed other cheaper brands and have held-up well. I would recommend spending on this brand as you won't have any problems with your audio recording needs. it was nice to come in a 3 pack so various applications can be managed.