Balanced XLR Cable Right Angle Male to Female - 200 ft Purple

In this review of the Balanced XLR Cable Right Angle Male to Right Angle Female, the bottom line is simple: this 200 ft purple cable is aimed at gigging musicians, live sound techs and studios that need a durable, easy-to-trace run for long-distance balanced audio. The reviewer found the cable delivers consistently low-noise transmission thanks to its twin conductive PVC shields and 98% braided shielding, and the right angle connectors are especially useful in tight spaces where straight plugs would catch or bend. This makes it a practical choice when signal integrity and run identification matter.

Key Features

• Right angle XLR connectors: Male and female 90 degree plugs reduce strain and help when jacks are close to walls or in cramped racks.
• Long 200 ft run: A single long cable lets users connect distant mics or stage boxes to front of house without additional joins that can degrade signal.
• High shielding: Twin conductive PVC shields plus a 98% braided shield and yarn wrap lower electromagnetic interference for clearer audio.
• Gold-plated contact points: Corrosion-resistant contacts help maintain reliable electrical connection over repeated use.
• Integrated strain relief: Molded relief at each connector reduces stress on solder joints and extends cable life on the road.
• Colored jacket: Vibrant purple sheath makes long runs easy to identify on stage or in a crowded cable nest.

Who It's For

This cable suits live performers, sound engineers and recording studios that need a dependable long XLR run with clear identification and robust shielding. If you regularly run mics or DI boxes across a stage or between rooms, the 200 ft length and high shielding make this a practical single-cable solution.

Those who should look elsewhere include users needing frequent connector rotation or ultra-flexible low-bulk mic cable for handheld use; a shorter, more flexible coil would be preferable for lecterns, podcasting desks, or applications where the connector must swivel through a full rotation.

Pros & Cons

Pros

• Sturdy build and gold-plated contacts support long-term reliability in live and studio settings.
• Excellent shielding and yarn wrap help reduce hum and radio-frequency interference on long runs.
• Right angle connectors and colored jacket make routing and identification on stage simpler.

Cons

• Some users report the male connector does not rotate 180 degrees and jacks may feel loose in certain inputs, limiting rotation flexibility.

Specifications

Connector type	Right angle male to right angle female XLR 3-pin
Length	200 ft
Shielding	Twin conductive PVC shields with 98% braided shield and yarn wrap
Contact finish	Gold plated
Strain relief	Integrated molded strain relief at connectors
Jacket options	Colored cable (purple shown) for easy identification

Our Verdict

The 200 ft right angle Balanced XLR Cable is a solid, cost-effective choice for live sound and studio setups that need a long, well-shielded run and clear cable identification. It offers reliable signal quality and rugged construction for stage and PA use, though those needing swivel-able connectors or very loose jacks should verify fit with their gear before committing.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this cable suitable for microphone to mixer runs?
Yes. The balanced 3-pin XLR wiring and high shielding make it suitable for mic to mixer or audio interface connections over long distances.

Will the right angle connectors fit tight rack spaces?
They are designed for tight spaces and reduce strain, but some users note limited rotation on the male end, so check physical clearance at the jack.

Does the purple jacket affect audio?
No. The colored jacket is for identification only; shielding and conductor construction determine audio performance.