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Pro Components for Crystal-Clear Audio
The XLR-3 features professional-grade Canare cable and high-quality Neutrik connectors to ensure your signal is kept crystal clear and free from noise. With its high-quality construction and premium components, the RØDE XLR-3 will serve you for years to come, even with the rigours of everyday studio use.
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The XLR-3 comes in wide range of colours – orange, purple, green, blue, red and pink – as well as a black option for that classic studio aesthetic. The coloured cables are ideal for pairing with RØDE products that feature colour-coded inputs, such as the RØDECaster Pro II.
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Great quality cable and connectors
Know RØDE mostly by reputation but do own one of their really old iOS stereo condenser i-XY mics (30-pin!) and it’s great.Typically a mic company will bundle a cheap unbranded XLR cable to “get you started” or maybe sell a white box product that may / may not be good.RØDE’s “Premium” cable is made with cable and connectors I would hand-pick were I to build one myself.Neutrik is industry standard for reliability and performance. For me it’s a toss-up between Mogami and Canare for cabling, and happy to see Canare used here. So even though the product packing states “made in China”, the actual cable itself was made in Japan. The Neutrik connectors were soldered on in China.A standout feature is how THIN and flexible the cable is. It’s surprising how many manufacturers producing “premium” looking cables will opt for fat, stiff braided cables that are actually harder to work with.RØDE’s cable is easy to route through my VIVO desktop arm mount, so for podcasters this is a great choice.Tested with a Shure SM7B into a Warm Audio WA273-EQ (recorded via an Audient iD44 interface). No noise, no roll-off of any frequencies, just pristine sound (as you’d expect).Value-wise, buying Canare cable and Neutrik connectors would cost you more than just buying this cable.Absolutely no concerns here, solid 5/5 product.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on November 14, 2023
Reviewed in the United States on October 20, 2023
Know RØDE mostly by reputation but do own one of their really old iOS stereo condenser i-XY mics (30-pin!) and it’s great.
Typically a mic company will bundle a cheap unbranded XLR cable to “get you started” or maybe sell a white box product that may / may not be good.
RØDE’s “Premium” cable is made with cable and connectors I would hand-pick were I to build one myself.
Neutrik is industry standard for reliability and performance. For me it’s a toss-up between Mogami and Canare for cabling, and happy to see Canare used here. So even though the product packing states “made in China”, the actual cable itself was made in Japan. The Neutrik connectors were soldered on in China.
A standout feature is how THIN and flexible the cable is. It’s surprising how many manufacturers producing “premium” looking cables will opt for fat, stiff braided cables that are actually harder to work with.
RØDE’s cable is easy to route through my VIVO desktop arm mount, so for podcasters this is a great choice.
Tested with a Shure SM7B into a Warm Audio WA273-EQ (recorded via an Audient iD44 interface). No noise, no roll-off of any frequencies, just pristine sound (as you’d expect).
Value-wise, buying Canare cable and Neutrik connectors would cost you more than just buying this cable.
Absolutely no concerns here, solid 5/5 product.
Typically a mic company will bundle a cheap unbranded XLR cable to “get you started” or maybe sell a white box product that may / may not be good.
RØDE’s “Premium” cable is made with cable and connectors I would hand-pick were I to build one myself.
Neutrik is industry standard for reliability and performance. For me it’s a toss-up between Mogami and Canare for cabling, and happy to see Canare used here. So even though the product packing states “made in China”, the actual cable itself was made in Japan. The Neutrik connectors were soldered on in China.
A standout feature is how THIN and flexible the cable is. It’s surprising how many manufacturers producing “premium” looking cables will opt for fat, stiff braided cables that are actually harder to work with.
RØDE’s cable is easy to route through my VIVO desktop arm mount, so for podcasters this is a great choice.
Tested with a Shure SM7B into a Warm Audio WA273-EQ (recorded via an Audient iD44 interface). No noise, no roll-off of any frequencies, just pristine sound (as you’d expect).
Value-wise, buying Canare cable and Neutrik connectors would cost you more than just buying this cable.
Absolutely no concerns here, solid 5/5 product.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 23, 2023
