
Shure
Shure C98D TRIPLE-FLEX TA4F to TA3F Cable
★★★★★
A reliable 15-foot TA4F-to-TA3F cable purpose-built for connecting Shure Beta series microphones in studio and live environments.
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Overview
Key Features
package height : 2.286 cm
package length : 17.272 cm
package width : 6.096 cm
Product type : ELECTRONIC CABLE
Specifications
Cable Length
15 feet
Connector 1
TA4F (4-pin mini)
Connector 2
TA3F (3-pin mini)
Compatible Microphones
BETA91, BETA 98/S, BETA 98D/S
Construction
TRIPLE-FLEX
Color
Black
Pros & Cons
👍 Pros
- Purpose-built for Shure Beta 91 and Beta 98 series microphones ensuring correct signal wiring
- 15-foot length provides practical reach for most recording and live sound applications
- TRIPLE-FLEX construction allows easy routing and resists kinking
- Genuine Shure manufacturing ensures consistent build quality and reliability
👎 Cons
- Only compatible with a small number of specific Shure Beta microphone models
- 15-foot fixed length may be too long for compact setups or too short for large stages
- TA4F and TA3F connectors are proprietary Shure mini connectors, not standard XLR
- Higher cost than generic cables due to Shure branding and specialized connector types
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Shure microphones is the C98D cable compatible with?
The C98D is designed for use with the Shure BETA91, BETA 98/S, and BETA 98D/S microphones, providing the correct TA4F to TA3F connection these models require.
How long is the Shure C98D cable?
The cable is 15 feet long, providing sufficient reach for most studio recording and live sound stage setups without requiring extension cables.
What connector types does the C98D use?
It uses a TA4F (4-pin mini connector) on one end and a TA3F (3-pin mini connector) on the other end, matching the specific input and output requirements of compatible Shure Beta microphones.
What does "TRIPLE-FLEX" mean in the cable name?
TRIPLE-FLEX refers to the cable's flexible construction, which allows it to bend and route easily during installation while maintaining signal integrity and durability over repeated use.
Can this cable be used with non-Shure microphones that have TA4F or TA3F connectors?
While the connectors may physically fit other devices with TA4F and TA3F jacks, the C98D is wired specifically for the Shure Beta microphone models listed and may not provide correct signal routing with other manufacturers' equipment.