Shure WA310 4-Feet Microphone Adapter Cable, 4-Pin Mini Connector (TA4F) to XLR(F) Connector

Just what I needed. Worked perfectly. Need to buy another one soon for another transmitter that I have here.

The original cords (straight jack) were getting glitchy, so I ordered these as replacements for our Shure 4 pin body packs. They work perfectly. I also think the angled plug design will prevent guitar players from pulling on the cord to remove them.

Picked these up to connect a guitar or bass guitar to a SHURE transmitter for wireless freedom. I run SHURE wireless system and I stick with SHURE products. You pay a little more but get so much more. Very happy with them, have straight and right angles to accommodate the instruments. You can’t go wrong with SHURE products.

Pretty Good . Could have been 5 stars if the cable connecting the jack are shrink wrapped.

These work great with Line 6 G50 wireless transmitters, perfect length and no more straight jack at bass guitar body. They eventually fail(50 to 100+ shows) where the cable goes between guitar body and straploc pin.....so always have a spare. Receiver will show digital signal unstable if/when the "worn out" time comes.

Works great with Sure wireless systems

I started to buy a cheaper-priced copy of the Shure WA310 cable but opted for the name brand. We used them to connect a Shure body pack to an EKG microphone. The microphone can use a 9-volt battery or phantom power. Using the body pack meant using the battery. The combination worked perfectly. Instead of using cables for two mics, this setup gave me complete mobility which was great for the Kid's choir presentation. Once the kids were finished the mics and stands were picked up and moved to the side. Using wireless mics for presentations means we can use any space we want without having cables on the floor creating trip hazards. We also don't have to steal the adult choir mics that we use at our normal services. Another plus is using this setup for productions or for adding more mics to the combined choirs that spread out wider than the normal choir space. Yes, I would buy these again.

Let me preface my review with a bit of a background: I work as a sound guy (amongst other tech-related things) for my church's student ministry building. We own two identical LAcoustic systems (for middle school and high school) paired with M7CLs, your average collection of SM7s, 58s,Sennheiser 604s, etc.. We also have 5 Shure ULX systems. Digging around in the tech booth, I found over 5 of the body pack transmitters paired with lavs (which we never use due to the acoustics of the room feeding back our with these mics, sadly). Since they had no use there, I researched what else we could do with them, and came across this adapter. This is a game changer for us. We currently own one, which our worship pastor uses with their Taylor Acoustic, along with their Shure Wireless in ear system. He is now cable free, and it has not changed a thing for him (other than its another thing for him to remember to turn off). Its as if he's still directly plugged in, there is NO LOSS in audio quality! I've been able to walk around the large room playing, and there is no dropouts. The cable itself is very strong, the connectors snap nicely in place and there's nothing loose about it. Bottom line, if you're a worship leader, guitarist, or bassist and have a free ULX system to use, get this cable! We plan ourselves to invest in a few more to get our whole band wireless. For $20, its a great wireless solution!