Name: Stage Right by Monoprice STARQUAD XLR Microphone Cable Optimized for Analog Audio - Gold Contacts XLR-M to XLR-F 24AWG 6FT Black
Brand: Monoprice
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Stage Right by Monoprice STARQUAD XLR Microphone Cable, Optimized for Analog Audio - Gold Contacts, XLR-M to XLR-F, 24AWG, 6FT, Black

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I'm looking for a 6 foot XLR cable to get from my mic in a boom to my audio interface. Should I get the 24AWG Starquad or the 16AWG Stage Right?

Brian W on Jun 28, 2019

Stage Right by Monoprice STARQUAD XLR Microphone Cable, Optimized for Analog Audio - Gold Contacts, XLR-M to XLR-F, 24AWG, 6FT, Black

Stage Right by Monoprice 6ft XLR Male to XLR Female 16AWG Cable (Gold Plated) [Microphone & Interconnect]

BEST ANSWER: Both are great cables, the 24 AWG Starquad will be a more pliable cable and some people say the lighter gauge sounds better for microphone cable. I like the 16 AWG for XLR connections between gear, audio interface to monitors, etc. and for a microphone cable on a boom I would recommend a 10’ cable over 6’. Cheers.

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Theo M on Jun 28, 2019

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Theo M on Jun 28, 2019

I am sold on Star Quad Cable. From watching vid on Star Quad - "Star-quad microphone cable demonstration" on video demo.
I like thicker AWG (lower number is thicker wire), if you can get it. But I would go with the Star Quad over the better gauge difference on these, which is what I plan for the future.

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New User U on Dec 28, 2019

I have the 16AWG only and they are fine. I don't have any experience with the 24AWG. I typically go with a heavier gauge wire. I will buy more of these if I need more.