the sssnake SM6BK

It works flawlessly, not sure how good it the shielding from electrical signal interference, but personally I've never had any problems for the last year.

Basic XLR cable. Does what it is meant to do and sounds just fine - but don't expect durability or good shielding. These are sufficient for 99% of musicians, as long as you keep some spares and pay attention to the noise - these will pick up hum if placed haphazardly, so always make sure you're getting clean signal before you hit record.

It's one of the cheapiest option out there, so you can't complain about its constructive features. Though, the sound doesn't get any fuzz and after all, it does the job.

My cable served me just fine for 6 years until the microphone plug wore out so much that the cable started to cause static.

I used the cable to connect an Audio-Technica AT2020 to a Behringer Xenyx 302USB and disconnected it every time I moved the microphone (almost once a day).

The cable never tangled easily and it's quality was good overall.

Working like a charm!

Well, there's not much to say except that this works excellently, and is worth the money that you pay for it. Just don't expect to be using this cable 5 years down the line. I don't imagine it will hold up too well to be honest. If you want something cheap and dirty to get the job done now, this is your go-to.

I used this to connect my shure sm7b. The cable works fine, but the connections can be delicate if you carry it around too much.

Cable à un prix raisonnable qui fait le job comme il faut et suffisament résistant.

I've been using these for a while. From my experience they sometimes break, but so does more expensive brands. Sometimes they hold forever.

nothing fancy here, good value