How long is the XLR cable threaded thru the assembly?
524777
There is approximately 7 feet of cable extending past the base of the microphone stand.
95170
It is a 6 inch connection. I have had mine installed for almost a year now and it's fantastic! With it mounted in the ceiling the noise (while moving 290 CFM) is not bad at all!!!
1595448
The unit comes with everything you need to install it. The transducer cable is approx 25' long. I hope this helps.
1736995
Stick a small screw driver in the slot between the head and cable to hold the cable in place. Then unscrew the head off the threaded cable bolt
1949484
about 1ft long. I replaced the stock cable with about 2 1/2 feet of paracord tied up like manufacturer had thiers
651322
it is threaded on both ends and it is 9 inches long from where it screws into the base to the hinge on the mic clamp
251267
Yes, one end is the standard 3-pin XLR male connector.The other end is a 1/8 inch 3-conductor male connector.
564939
It's between 2 and 3 inches long. Depending on how your computer port is seated.
1501476
It's just over 2' in length. There is a small, unobtrusive cincher that's adjustable to loop some of the extra slack, if you like. I have a large head and I had the cable cinched with about an inch or so in a loop. It feels very comfortable.
1237953
The thread at the end is 1/4" I believe. To accommodate my sound gear (all 3/8") I bought screw on adapters that I found here on Amazon for next to nothing. I wish the stand went just a tad higher on the main pole, but I've used this successfully in booming situations for fixed scenes like interviews. Oh, one con: the plastic head that attaches the boom arm is very clunky. If your gear (lighting or sound) is on the pole - especially with a weight on the end, it's a three-handed operation to change the boom arm angle. And when you loosen the boom arm, you are also loosening the clamp on the upright pole which tends to slide downward - hence the need for the third hand. Overall, for the price I think it is a pretty good buy. Not as sturdy as a C-stand, but not as expensive either. Hope this helps.
2206356
there is a plug that is attached to a lead that is approximately one and a half inches. I clipped the plug off and soldered to the leads directly
1285350
Standard 1/4" to 1/4" will do it - one for L channel one for R channel OR there's an XLR out.
586415
The connection wires are about 6 or 7 inches long or so. I didn't measure but it's about that.
1067727
The PRO-35 has a permanently attached 6-foot cable, which is fairly short. A standard XLR cable can be used to extend the distance as needed.
179334
The cable is long enough, but really it's immaterial as it has a 'female' connection to plug into you normal instrument cable Hope this helps
1821006
Whatever it is, not long enough. Mine stopped working after 15 days and I sent it back for a refund. The connector is very fragile and I never break ANYTHING (very careful with my stuff). This is a problem with this unit - the connector seems to not be soldered well or mechanically sound.
1021304
A cable with a XLR male connector on one end and a XLR female connector on the other end.