No Bull Female XLR to 1/4" Jack Mic Lead - 1m Black Microphone Cable Music Gear

• Keep your signal clean. Professional grade oxygen free copper cable gives excellent conductivity.
• Virtually indestructible all-metal XLR plugs (1 male, 1 female). Won't break if you stand on 'em!
• Lifetime Warranty means you'll never have to dispose of a mic lead due to maufacturing defect.
• Free cable wrap - you'll never have to spend hours unravelling your 'cable spaghetti' again!
• Works with almost any microphone in the world - XLR connections are an industry standard.

8 reasons why you will LOVE these microphone cables... They keep your sound intact. Thishigh grade oxygen-free copper microphone cable won't eat away at your tone, noiseless mic cable means that (unlike cheaper cables) you won't get that awful 'rattling' sound degrading your sound everytime you move around. The XLR plugs are almost indestructible. These bad boys are all metal. The threaded part of the XLR plugs on most microphone leads are plastic. You'll never have to dispose of a mic lead again. Lifetime warranty on every cable? No problem.Your No Bull Microphone Lead is a friend for life. Think how much money you'll save... You can't rip the cable from the plug when someone stands on your mic lead. It happens with cheap cables. Guitarist stands on your mic lead while you're moving around, your cheap cable rips away from the XLR plug. No Bull cables are automatically gripped by the internal mechanism of XLR plug, meaning they won't rip away. You can choose your perfect microphone cable. Available in 5 lengths and 6 colours to help you differentiate mic leads for different purposes (or from other peoples mic cables). You get a free cable wrap! Let's face it, there's nothing more annoying than spending an hour at every gig, unravelling that great mess of cable spaghetti. Tens of thousands of people can't be wrong! We've sold tons of these cables and everyone loves them! The cable sleeve helps fold them up easily! OK now we're getting nerdy - but... They fold up a bit easier than many cables, so wrapping your leads up at the end of a gig is a bit easier. Which leaves only one question - why would you buy any other cable?