Youkamoo 4.4mm to Dual XLR Male Balanced Audio Headphone Adapter Silver Plated Cable 3 FT 1M 4.4mm to XLR

This cable is VERY GOOD quality. Literally ZERO NOISE from my speakers. Like absolutely NONE. It’s very heavy duty & thick.I am very impressed with it and would buy it again ((I’m very picky with cables!!))

It’s a niche cable for a niche device hence iFi sells their version of this cable for $99 and is always out of stock. Instantly pleased with this product. Value is through the roof. Highly recommended.

I don’t plan on moving anything and it sounds fine. It’s running out of a zen phono to the balanced inputs on an integrated amp. Cables felt of decent enough quality, same Chinese metal xlr plugs found on similar cables. If you buy this I’m assuming you know what you’re getting and this is good enough for what it does and great at the price. If you have your stuff right up against a wall or if you need some more wiggle room in your cables just know they might be pretty stiff. Can’t complain as of yet I don’t plan on moving them and if I ever needed more cables as of my experience I would buy these again.

The quality and build of this cable is very high, and this cable is a great value for a balanced cable. I have tested this cable with several mixer / audio configurations and it passed the audio quality / noise test with flying colors. Paired this with the iFi Zen DAC - I just purchased a second cable to go with an additional Zen DAC I have purchased. Great value compared to buying boutique cables.

A little background -I have a D90SE and an A90. I dropped the D90SE on the pavement when moving to a new house. It will not turn on, so I was looking for something to hold me over until I could afford another good DAC.My first attempt was to use the 3.5mm singled ended connection from the sound card on my motherboard. It was an awful idea. Whenever I moved my mouse or scrolled something on the screen I would here a loud buzz.After some research, I believed this to be some kind of EMI from the PC that the audio circuitry was picking up.I thought maybe using an external DAC would solve the issue. I happened to have a decent USB-C DAC/AMP dongle that I used with my phone. It had both a 3.5mm single ended connection and a 4.4mm balanced connection. I used a high-quality USB A to C cable to connect the dongle to my PC and Amazon Basics 3.5mm to RCA cable to connect the dongle to my A90. Unfortunately, the buzz when moving the mouse or scrolling the screen did not go away.I looked around for ways to filter EMI from a USB cable. I tried using a Ferrite Ring, but that didn't seem to work.I bought a Jitterbug USB thing that was said to clean up the USB power and signal, but it had no effect. The buzz was still there, and I didn't notice any improvement in audio quality. That was quickly returned.Finally, I decided to use the 4.4mm balanced output from the DAC/AMP dongle, but I didn't have a cable to make the connection, so I purchased this cable. Once I connected this wire from the dongle to the A90, I didn't hear the buzz anymore. It fixed it!Great product!

It is well made, not too flexible. I use it to connect my Mt-604 headphone tube amplifier to my preamp, works perfect as long as you don’t have to move it often.

good quality, it performances nice.

The cable is pretty stiff so it’s not ideal if you’re space is kinda tight and or you’d like to manipulate it freely. Otherwise, the sound quality is fine and connections feel secure