Why buy a $250 shotgun mic and skimp on the cable that connects it This is not as well-shielded as an XLR cable, but it knocks the socks off standard 3.5mm stereo cables. I shoot DSLR video and wanted to easily get my Rode Videomic Pro off-camera, and this cable cut interference noise by half over...

Just what I needed!

I'll keep this short...does the job great, just make sure you learn to adjust the audio levels IN THE CAMERA for best results!

Durable; Easy To Use; Lightweight; Reliable; Well priced

I saw this Mic and rely wanted it. But when it came I got someone else package. Called up CS and told them what happened and gave them all the info they wanted even went as far as to send them pics of the box 3 times. I'm on the 3erd week when they said it would only take a week to clear.

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I don't have it yet

Tried this on a couple of vlogs and it does the job quite well haven't sorted some of the levels properly yet so I'm stil getting used to it.

Durable; Easy To Use; Lightweight

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