Description
Our Citronic XF-XM600GN is a 6 metre microphone lead (mic cable) with a female XLR at one end and a male XLR at the other. It carries balanced audio signals, which helps keep noise and interference low over longer runs. That makes it a sensible choice for stage use, rehearsal spaces, PA setups and studio work where you need a clean, reliable signal from your microphone to a mixer or DI box.
The cable is fully shielded and built with pure copper conductors, arranged as 20 x 0.08mm strands, with cotton reinforcement inside. The jacket is a soft-grip, rubberised finish that resists tangling and stays flexible when you are coiling it down after a gig. The connectors are professional, locking die-cast XLRs, and the joints are machine-soldered for consistent, repeatable connections that hold up to regular plugging and unplugging.
The pin-out follows the standard balanced wiring: pin 1 ground, pin 2 hot, pin 3 cold, so it works with the usual mixers, preamps and stage boxes. The overall cable diameter is 6mm, which keeps it manageable in a multi-cable run without feeling flimsy. The green jacket also makes it easy to colour-code your rig, so you can tell channels apart at a glance during setup and teardown.
Specification
| Length |
6.0m |
| Colour |
Green |
| Cable : diameter |
6mmØ |
| Conductors |
20 x 0.08mmØ |
| Connectors |
Male XLR, Female XLR |
| Pin-out |
Balanced: 1-Ground, 2-Hot, 3-Cold |
Frequently Asked
How long is this microphone lead?
The cable is 6 metres long, giving you plenty of reach between a microphone and your mixer or stage box.
Is it a balanced cable?
Yes. It carries balanced signals using the standard pin-out: pin 1 ground, pin 2 hot, pin 3 cold, which helps reject noise over longer runs.
What connectors does it use?
It has a female XLR at one end and a male XLR at the other, both locking die-cast connectors.
What is the cable made from?
It uses pure copper conductors with cotton reinforcement, full shielding, and a soft-grip rubberised jacket that resists tangling.
Can I use it in the studio and on stage?
Yes. The shielding and balanced wiring suit both studio recording and live PA or stage use.
Are the joints soldered?
The connections are machine-soldered for consistent, repeatable results.