ALSEYE
ALSEYE Stereo 3.5mm TRS to XLR 3 Pin Female Microphone Cable 50cm
Connects a professional XLR microphone to a 3.5 mm TRS input on cameras or recorders with a 50 cm right-angle cable
- Connect pro microphones to 3.5mm inputs using XLR 3-pin female connector
- Right-angle 3.5mm TRS plug fits tight camera ports without strain
- 50cm cable keeps rigs tidy for DSLR and camcorder setups
- Tested across 500 cable designs for reliable audio signal transfer
- Custom length option available for specialised recording configurations
Purpose-built audio link
This adapter cable connects a professional XLR microphone to devices that only provide a stereo 3.5 mm TRS input. It suits videographers, streamers and field recordists who need to plug balanced microphone gear into cameras, sound cards or portable recorders without a dedicated XLR preamp.
Unbalanced input constraint
The 3.5 mm TRS jack carries an unbalanced stereo signal, so the balanced output of the XLR microphone is converted to an unbalanced format at the camera or recorder end. This introduces a practical limit on cable runs and noise rejection compared with a fully balanced chain, and phantom power cannot be supplied through the 3.5 mm connection.
Right-angle plug and tested build
A right-angle 3.5 mm TRS plug reduces strain on the camera or recorder socket during handheld or rigged use. The XLR 3-pin female connector locks securely to the microphone. Every unit is tested for compatibility with major-brand location gear, and the manufacturer offers custom lengths beyond the standard 50 cm.
Highlights
- Connect pro microphones to 3.5mm inputs using XLR 3-pin female connector
- Right-angle 3.5mm TRS plug fits tight camera ports without strain
- 50cm cable keeps rigs tidy for DSLR and camcorder setups
- Tested across 500 cable designs for reliable audio signal transfer
- Custom length option available for specialised recording configurations
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I pick the right-angle or straight 3.5 mm plug for my camera?
The cable ships with a right-angle 3.5 mm TRS plug that hugs the camera body and reduces strain on the port.
How does the 50 cm length work on a rig with a shoulder-mounted recorder?
At 50 cm the cable reaches from a camera-mounted mic to a belt-worn recorder without excess slack or tension.
What does the XLR 3-pin female connector actually carry from the 3.5 mm TRS source?
The XLR 3-pin female passes the stereo TRS signal as a balanced pair plus ground, so professional microphones receive the correct pinout.
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