Code: 4961310604042

Brand: Audio Technica (オーディオテクニカ)

Specification: ATL409A/3.0

Product color: Black

Size information: Normal

Product weight: 181.4

About this product
This is a Canon conversion cable ideal for connecting microphones, mixers, power amplifiers, and other equipment.
XLR-F plug - Monoral standard plug
Cable length: 3m
Included accessories: Silicone ear tips (2 each of S, M, L), headphone clip
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Connector type: XLR
Cable type: XLR
Supported devices: Headphones, amplifiers
Features about this microphone
This is a Canon conversion cable ideal for connecting microphones, mixers, power amplifiers, and other equipment.
XLR-F plug - Monoral standard plug
Cable length: 3m
Included accessories: Silicone ear tips (2 each of S, M, L), headphone clip
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Shipping size: Height 28.2, Width 10.8, Depth 1.8

Shipping weight: 180

This is a Canon conversion cable from Audio-Technica ATL409A/3.0, ideal for connecting microphones, mixers, and power amplifiers. It features an XLR-F plug and a monoral standard plug, with a cable length of 3 meters. The cable is described by the manufacturer.

Ideal for connecting microphones, mixers, power amplifiers, etc.

The audio-technica company's Canon conversion cable ATL409A/3.0 is a conversion connection cable for microphones, mixers, and power amplifiers. It has an XLR-F plug and a monoral standard plug, with the monoral standard plug made with high durability and reliability gold plating, and a cable length of 3.0 meters. The XLR-F plug is a connector developed by the American company Cannon, commonly called a Cannon connector. It is mainly used for microphones, but also for speaker connections and digital transmission. The monoral standard plug is a 6.3mm diameter, 2-pole plug mainly used for musical instruments such as karaoke microphones and electric guitars.

Uses OFC wire to improve sound quality, made of oxygen-free copper

OFC wire cable is a signal cable for audio and electronic musical instruments made from 99.995% high-purity copper, produced from oxygen-free copper. It is widely used to connect sources like record players, CD players, amplifiers, instruments, microphones, as well as recording and editing equipment such as mixers, consoles, effect units, DATs, and output devices like speakers and headphones. Because it contains fewer impurities than commonly used TPC cables, it has less resistance and distortion, resulting in higher resolution and expected improvement in sound quality.

A Japanese audio-visual equipment manufacturer called "audio-technica"

audio-technica was established in 1962 as a dedicated manufacturer of cartridges for record players. Currently, it produces microphones, headphones, AV accessories, and more for general consumers. Its microphones have been adopted at global events such as the Olympics and the Grammy Awards. The company holds a share second only to Sony in the headphone market, and in the AV accessory field, it produces connection cables made with materials such as cartridges, record-related equipment, titanium-coated materials, and oxygen-free copper wire, paying attention to quality. Additionally, in the professional sector, it mainly manufactures and sells professional audio equipment such as optical pickups for optical disc drives, semiconductors, wireless microphones for karaoke, and headphones for new music listening machines. It also handles food processing equipment such as sushi rice ball makers, seaweed roll machines, and rice ball makers.