Roland’s Black Series microphone cables deliver professional performance and exceptional value. Our multi-strand, oxygen-free copper core wire translates the true tones of voices and instruments, while high-density spiral shielding eliminates unwanted noise. Incorporating high-quality connectors and a low-capacitance design, these rugged cables provide pure,…
Roland’s Black Series microphone cables deliver professional performance and exceptional value. Our multi-strand, oxygen-free copper core wire translates the true tones of voices and instruments, while high-density spiral shielding eliminates unwanted noise. Incorporating high-quality connectors and a low-capacitance design, these rugged cables provide pure, natural, and accurate sound everywhere you play.
The Roland RMC-B20-HIZ is a 6 m (20 ft) Black Series high-impedance microphone cable with an XLR connector at one end and a 1/4-inch jack at the other. It plugs a microphone straight into a jack input.
A 6 m (20 ft) XLR-to-1/4" microphone cable with an oxygen-free copper core and high-density spiral shielding.

An XLR connector for the microphone and a 1/4-inch jack for a high-impedance input, both built to last.
A multi-strand oxygen-free copper core translates the true tones of voices and instruments, and dense spiral shielding removes unwanted noise.
The ultra-flexible cable jacket eliminates tangling, so the cable rolls out and packs away quickly.
The RMC-B20-HIZ has a 1/4-inch jack at the other end, so you can connect a microphone where there is no XLR input. The 6 m length leaves plenty of room to move.
XLR-to-1/4" cable for high-impedance connections.
Multi-strand oxygen-free copper conductors.
Full frequency range and dynamic response.
Doesn’t tangle and coils up easily.
High-impedance mic cable—XLR to 1/4-inch connector, 20 ft./6 m length.
| Manufacturer: | Roland |
| Category: | Audio cables |
| Length | 6m |
| Connector type | XLR 3-pin · Jack 6.3 mm |
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