It's not like the XLR owners with bad brake lights can just opt to leave it broken—if they want to keep driving their cars, they have to get these lights working, somehow.

Why it made the cut: This XLR cable from Pig Hog features exceptionally thick construction built to withstand the rigors of long-term use. This XLR cable from Pig Hog comes in a variety of lengths ...

A cheap XLR microphone is one of the key pieces of gear you’ll need to start a podcast or lay down vocals on a track you’re working on. Expensive gear is nice, but you can get a lot of quality ...

The Fibbr XLR 6ft Braided XLR Male to Female cable is all good all-rounder cable for your XLR cable needs. It offers multiple layers of shielding with a mixture of cotton, copper, carbon fiber ...

The styling of this XLR is unmistakably Cadillac thanks to the use of sharp lines and angles. And the exclusive mesh grille of the "V" cars says this roadster has as much power in reserve as it ...

Clearly, plenty of Americans with $76,000 to burn think so. Since the XLR went on the market in September 2003, more than 2,131 models have been sold; 1,256 in 2004 alone through May.

Why it made the cut: A budget-friendly choice for podcasters, the Rode PodMic is a hands-free XLR mic that is great for recording high-quality vocals without breaking the bank. Key features Internal ...

To use the XLR-to-3.5mm adapter or 1/4-inch cable adapter, your computer sound card must have a preamp chip. Most high-end sound cards made by Creative Labs and Turtle Beach have one, but less ...

The XLR-V made use of a supercharged, 4.4-liter LC3 unit that went up to 443-hp and 414 lb-ft (561 Nm) of torque. The added complexity of the Northstar engine didn't come without reliability issues.

2006 Cadillac XLR-V List price $97,485 Price as tested $100,000 Curb weight 3870 lb Engine, transmission supercharged V-8, 6-sp automatic Horsepower, bhp @ rpm 443 @ 6400 0–60 mph 4.3 sec 0 ...

XLR mics deliver a myriad of benefits versus USB microphones. They offer noise-free operation, can deliver phantom power, and their secure latch system makes them perfect for use in a busy studio.

Under the XLR's hood lies its most significant major mechanical distinction--the 4.6-liter Northstar V-8. It's suitably modified for longitudinal use and upgraded in a variety of ways for improved ...