Kramer Electronics 95-1211125 Xlr Quad Cable 125 Ft

Product Description

The KRAMER ELECTRONICS 95-1211125 is an XLR quad cable configured with a male connector on one end and a female connector on the other, spanning 125 feet. Quad cable construction uses four conductors arranged in a star configuration, which provides enhanced rejection of electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI) compared to standard two-conductor shielded cable. This cable is suited for professional audio signal transmission in AV installations, sound reinforcement, and broadcast environments. AV integrators and audio technicians typically install this cable in permanent or semi-permanent runs where noise rejection is a priority.

This cable is used in applications requiring long balanced audio signal runs between microphones, preamplifiers, mixers, and other XLR-terminated equipment. The 125-foot length makes it appropriate for stage, house-of-worship, conference room, and touring installations where source and destination equipment are separated by significant distances. It ships as a single cable assembly ready for installation without additional termination work.

Key Features

• Quad conductor configuration for superior EMI and RFI rejection on long runs
• Male XLR to female XLR termination for standard balanced audio connectivity
• 125-foot length suits permanent and semi-permanent installation runs
• Balanced signal path minimizes noise pickup in electrically noisy environments
• Factory-terminated connectors eliminate field soldering requirements

Compatibility

Designed as a standard XLR-terminated balanced audio cable compatible with professional audio equipment using 3-pin XLR connectors, including mixers, preamplifiers, microphones, and signal processors.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by AV integrators or audio technicians following AVIXA and applicable local low-voltage wiring guidelines. Power down all connected audio equipment before connecting or disconnecting signal cables to prevent transient noise damage to sensitive inputs and outputs. Avoid routing audio cables parallel to AC power conductors for extended distances to preserve the noise rejection benefit of the quad construction. Secure cable runs with appropriate cable management to prevent strain on the XLR connectors.