Rode XLR Cable 3m Pink - Premium Balanced Microphone Cable

Rode XLR Cable 3m in Pink: Studio-Grade Balanced Sound With Standout Personality

The Rode XLR Cable 3m in pink is a premium balanced XLR microphone cable, 10 ft (3 m) long with 3-pin male-to-female connectors. Beyond its 3-pin male-to-female connectors, its pink jacket turns a functional cable into a piece of your setup's identity on camera. It is proof that professional gear can still look like yours.

How a Balanced XLR Connection Stays Dead Quiet

A balanced XLR cable does something an ordinary cable cannot: it rejects noise before it ever reaches your recording. Inside, the audio travels on two signal conductors plus a shield, and the same signal is sent twice with one copy electrically inverted. The receiving preamp flips that copy back and adds the two together, so any hum or interference the cable picks up along the way lands on both conductors equally and cancels out in the sum. That is why a balanced XLR run stays clean and quiet where an unbalanced cable would buzz.

Pink That Makes the Setup Unmistakably Yours

Pink is for creators who want their rig to have personality. On camera and on the desk, a pink XLR reads as a deliberate design choice, a small signature that sets your streaming or podcast space apart from every stock black setup. It is also genuinely useful: assign pink to a specific mic and it becomes the cable you can spot from across the room and match to its channel on colour-coded gear like the RODECaster Pro II.

Built to Last, Ready to Work

A cable is only as good as the day it stops working, and this one is engineered against that day. Professional-grade shielded cable is fitted with tough, road-ready connectors and strain-relief sleeves that take the strain off the internal solder joints every time you coil it or pull it from a socket. Built to exacting tolerances, it shrugs off the repeated flexing and plugging that ends the life of lesser cables. At 10 ft (3 m) it is ideal for connecting a microphone to an interface, mixer, or recorder at a podcast desk, a streaming rig, or a home studio, and it is the right length for near-field placement where the source sits close to your gear. For anyone building a clean, reliable signal chain, it is the dependable link between mic and preamp.