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CableCreation 5-Pack XLR 3 Pin Female to 6.35mm Female Audio Adapter Silver
Five adapters connect XLR 3-pin female cables to 6.35 mm stereo sockets for microphones, monitors and PA gear
- Changer TypeOther
- Connects XLR microphones to 6.35mm inputs
- Five adapters included for multiple devices
- Metal housing protects signal integrity
- Stereo wiring supports balanced audio paths
- Suitable for monitors, interfaces and PA systems
Five-Pack XLR to 6.35mm Adapters
This five-pack supplies metal-bodied adapters that convert an XLR 3-pin female socket to a 6.35mm stereo female socket. They are intended for studio, stage or PA installations where multiple balanced microphone cables or monitor speakers must connect to quarter-inch inputs on audio interfaces or mixing desks.
Suits multi-channel analogue setups
The adapters suit engineers who need several identical gender changers for balanced analogue audio paths. They do not suit users who need XLR male connectors, mini-jack conversion or digital audio interfaces.
XLR 3-pin female to 6.35mm stereo female
The single specification that decides fit is the XLR 3-pin female to 6.35mm stereo female gender change. Verify that every device in the signal chain presents the matching XLR male plug and 6.35mm male plug before ordering.
Highlights
- Connects XLR microphones to 6.35mm inputs
- Five adapters included for multiple devices
- Metal housing protects signal integrity
- Stereo wiring supports balanced audio paths
- Suitable for monitors, interfaces and PA systems
Specifications
| Changer Type | Other |
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Questions about this item
What cable do I need to plug into the XLR 3 Pin female side of this adapter?
You need a cable with an XLR 3 Pin male connector, such as a standard microphone or balanced line cable.
Will this adapter work with my existing 6.35mm stereo jack cables and equipment?
Yes, the 6.35mm female socket accepts standard 6.35mm stereo plugs for use with interfaces, monitors or PA gear.
How can I confirm each adapter is passing audio correctly after connecting them?
Plug a known working XLR source and 6.35mm destination into each unit; clean signal with no noise confirms proper operation.
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