pro snake TPM 2,5

As this was my first microphone cable ever bought I don't have the reference to compare it with.

What I can is point out my first impressions and they are the following.

Plus:
- XLR connectors are metallic, feel heavy and sturdy, also they hook up to my Rode M2 mic and audio interface firmly with no work,
- cable coating is good quality rubber, not too thick so there is high flexibility in place

Cons:
- none so far

Decent price and good impression makes me recommend this cable, to be honest next time I'm taking the longer one for sure for more usage flexibility.

I am highly impressed with the pro snake TPM 2,5. For a cable in this price range, it offers a level of professional build quality that you normally only see in much more expensive brands.

Why this cable stands out:

High-End Connectors: It features Black Rean XLR plugs (made by Neutrik), which feel heavy, metallic, and incredibly sturdy. They provide a firm, secure connection to both microphones and audio interfaces.

Excellent Handling: The cable coating is high-quality rubber that is flexible and avoids "coil memory," meaning it lays flat on the floor without kinking or tangling.

Clean Signal: I’ve used this with both dynamic and condenser mics, and the sound is transparent with zero noticeable signal loss or interference.

Extra Features: The included hook and loop fastener is a great touch for keeping my setup neat and organized during storage or transport.

Whether you're setting up a home studio or need reliable leads for live gigging, these are a "no-brainer" purchase. They deliver pro-level results without the premium price tag.

I was on the hunt for a cable to connect my microfone to my USB audio interface to do some recording.

As i will probably connect it and forget, i didn't need anything really robust. Just needed good quality sound.

This cable seemed like a good choice. It is very wheel built and the terminals feel great! Very strong and robust! They click in great and release great! The additional strap is great little detail and help to organize and roll up the cable, keeping everything tidy!

The overall diameter of the of the cable isn't as big as the more expensive cables that i have. So i don't think that it would resist very long in harsh environments such as live gigs where cables get run over by giant PA speakers wheels. Stepping on it wouldn't cause any damage as its robust enough to handle some trampling.

Overall i very please with this cable...it does its job and was really cheap! What else do you need?