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Astro Gaming 2 in 1 accessory 4-pin XLR to Dual 3.5mm 2.1m
A 2.1 m balanced cable with 4-pin XLR to dual 3.5 mm plugs for Hifiman headphones
- Balanced XLR to dual 3.5 mm connects high-end headphones to pro gear
- 6N OCC copper with silver plating delivers super low-frequency control and density
- FEP sheath withstands temperatures from -65 to 200 °C for lasting durability
- Four strands of 0.08 mm × 37 cores ensure high-fidelity signal transmission
- 1 m length gives comfortable reach without excess cable clutter
2.1 m 4-Pin XLR to Dual 3.5 mm Cable
This 2.1 m replacement cable connects a 4-pin XLR balanced output to headphones fitted with dual 3.5 mm male jacks. It uses 6N OCC copper with single-crystal silver plating across 37 cores per strand. The FEP sheath withstands temperatures from -65 to 200.
Suited for balanced headphone users
Listeners with Hifiman Sundara, Arya or Ananda headphones that have dual 3.5 mm ports can use this cable for a balanced connection. Buyers whose headphones use a different plug arrangement or a single 3.5 mm jack cannot use this cable.
4-pin XLR male to dual 3.5 mm male connectors
The terminating connectors are a 4-pin XLR balanced male on one end and two 3.5 mm male jacks on the other. This specific connector pairing decides whether the cable fits the buyer's headphone and source equipment.
Highlights
- Balanced XLR to dual 3.5 mm connects high-end headphones to pro gear
- 6N OCC copper with silver plating delivers super low-frequency control and density
- FEP sheath withstands temperatures from -65 to 200 °C for lasting durability
- Four strands of 0.08 mm × 37 cores ensure high-fidelity signal transmission
- 1 m length gives comfortable reach without excess cable clutter
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
My headphones only have dual 3.5 mm jacks — is that the exact connector this cable needs on the headphone end?
Yes, the cable terminates in two 3.5 mm male plugs, so it plugs straight into headphones that use dual 3.5 mm jacks such as the listed Hifiman models.
I want to keep my existing 4-pin XLR balanced source — will this cable mate with it without an adapter?
The source end is a 4-pin XLR balanced male connector, so it connects directly to any equipment with a matching 4-pin XLR balanced female socket.
After I plug it in, what should I listen for to confirm the cable is transmitting correctly?
You should hear clean, balanced audio with strong low-frequency control and detailed high-frequency resolution; any channel imbalance or noise would indicate a connection issue.
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