Cables To Go 40645 3.5mm Stereo Male to Dual RCA Female Audio Adapter
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Six-inch adaptor connects XLR professional audio gear to equipment using Phoenix connectors
This adaptor connects professional XLR audio equipment such as microphones and cameras to consumer devices that use Phoenix connectors. It provides a direct link between balanced pro gear and standard consumer inputs. The six-inch cable length keeps the connection tidy in tight setups.
The PHX3F female end mates with Phoenix terminals while the XLR3F female end accepts a standard three-pin XLR male plug. This pin-out suits balanced mono signals common in professional microphones. Builders needing a male XLR or a different Phoenix pin count should choose another adaptor.
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The 206 identifies this specific Hosa PHX-206FBULK adaptor that links Phoenix connectors to XLR3F inputs on pro audio gear.
The Phoenix side uses a 3-pin PHX3F connector, limiting the link to balanced mono or unbalanced stereo signals.
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