Route a microphone signal over a 10 ft XLR connection between equipment that presents matching XLR interfaces. The cable has an XLR female connector at one end and an XLR male connector at the other, establishing the female-to-male arrangement used for microphone leads. Its stated length gives installers a defined reach for linking a microphone to a mixer, stage box, or other compatible audio connection point. In a fixed audio position, the cable can bridge the distance from a microphone stand or podium to nearby audio equipment without selecting a longer run. Connector orientation matters when checking an existing signal path: the female end mates with a male XLR output, while the male end mates with a female XLR input. Verify the connector sex at both endpoints and the required cable path before installation. VX50-1-SF-AGP1 identifies this 10 ft microphone cable configuration with its XLR female and XLR male ends. These endpoint details matter when replacing a damaged lead or matching an existing XLR signal connection. The cable terminates directly in XLR female and XLR male connectors rather than describing an adapter function. Deployments requiring another interface, a different connector arrangement, or additional reach require cabling that explicitly provides those requirements.