Shure C98D REPLACEMENT CABLE FOR BETA 91 AND BETA 98 MICROPHONES
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Essential Information About the TA4F to Male XLR Microphone Cable 4.60 m Black
- Direct compatibility with Shure BETA91A, BETA98D-S, and BETA98AD-C microphones for reliable connection both in rehearsal and on stage
- TA4F and male XLR connectors designed for quick setup and secure hold, even when the stage is active
- Thick cable built to withstand handling, repeated coiling, and touring conditions
- Length of 4.60 m ideal for greater placement freedom, whether on a drum kit, music stand, or backline
Technical specifications
| Connectors | TA4F, TA3F | Format | straight |
| Towards connectivity | XLR 3-pin male | Color | Black |
| To solder | No | Length (m) | 4.6 m |
| Category | Microphone cable | ||
Questions frequently asked
Is this cable compatible with the Shure BETA 91A?
Direct compatibility is specified with the Shure BETA 91A, BETA 98D-S, and BETA 98AD-C microphones.
What connectors does the 4.6 m Shure TA4F to XLR cable have?
The main configuration features a TA4F connector paired with a 3-pin male XLR. The specifications also mention a TA3F connector.
Is the cable length really 4.60 m?
Its length is 4.60 m. This measurement facilitates placing a microphone on a drum kit or near a backline without putting strain on the connectors.
Is this cable suitable for drum sound capture?
It is designed for use with the BETA 91A and BETA 98D-S or BETA 98AD-C, models suited for drum and percussion setups. The 4.60 m black cable allows the microphone’s XLR output to be positioned at a distance. Its thick construction is made to withstand repeated coiling and stage handling.
Are the connectors straight and ready to use?
The cable has straight connectors and does not require soldering. The TA4F and male XLR connectors allow for connection to a standard XLR input, such as a mixing console or stage box.
