Strukture SMC50 50FT Mic Cable

50-Foot XLR Microphone Cable Designed for Long-Range Audio Clarity
The Strukture SMC50 is a 50-foot XLR microphone cable engineered for clean, uninterrupted signal flow across medium to large spaces. Perfect for live shows, studios, churches, or venues where gear needs to be connected over a distance, this cable delivers reliable, noise-resistant performance. It’s long enough for serious stage runs but manageable enough for studio routing and mobile setups.

Rubber Outer Jacket Provides Flexibility and Strength
Built with a durable rubber outer covering, this cable holds up to repeated use while staying flexible enough for fast coil-up and storage. The thick jacket resists abrasions and tangles, making it an ideal choice for rugged environments where cables take a beating from stage movement or heavy foot traffic.

Shrink-Wrap Reinforcement at Cable Ends Adds Durability
At each end of the cable, a shrink-wrap sleeve reinforces the terminations to prevent separation and reduce stress at high-use points. These sleeves improve the cable’s longevity, especially when subjected to frequent plugging, pulling, and bending in dynamic setups like live sound and stage management.

ABS Inner Sleeves Protect the Core Solder Connections
To keep the signal path clean and dependable, the internal solder joints are enclosed in thick ABS inner sleeves. These shields defend against internal movement and vibration—two common causes of cable failure—and ensure your sound stays strong without crackles or interruptions.

Professional Grade XLR Connectors Deliver Secure Signal Transfer
Fitted with precision XLR male and female connectors, the SMC50 delivers a solid, low-noise connection that locks firmly into microphones, mixers, and powered speakers. These connectors maintain conductivity in high-activity settings and help prevent accidental disconnects during performances.

Versatile Length for Stage, Studio, and Permanent Installations
With a 50-foot length, this cable is well suited for more expansive setups like stages, auditoriums, or large recording spaces. It’s also a smart choice for churches, conference halls, or rehearsal rooms where longer cable runs are required without compromising sound quality.