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Cables To Go C2G41470 6 ft 3.5mm Male TRS to Female XLR Cable
Connects a 3.5mm TRS source to a female XLR input on mixing consoles, amplifiers or powered speakers
- TypeOthers
- ColorBlack
- Length6 ft.
- Connector Number1
- Connector Detail3.5mm Male 3 Position TRS to Female XLR Cable
- Terminal GenderMale to Female
- Connects portable audio gear to pro equipment
- 5 mm TRS plug fits microphones and stereo devices
- Female XLR jack links to mixers and powered speakers
- Unbalanced wiring sums left and right channels together
- Six-foot black cable gives flexible placement
Connection type
This 6 ft cable carries a 3.5 mm male TRS plug to a female XLR socket, letting a stereo mini-jack source feed a professional balanced input. The three-pole conductor serves microphones and stereo audio devices that use a TRS jack. It is built for users who need a simple adapter between consumer and pro gear.
Signal handling
The cable is unbalanced, with the left and right channels soldered together inside the connector. This sums a stereo signal to mono before it reaches the XLR side, so sustained use will not separate the channels. The wiring suits mixing consoles, amplifiers and powered speakers that accept a single XLR feed.
Installation notes
Plug the 3.5 mm end into the source device and the XLR end into the destination input; no tools or drivers are required. Because the channels are combined, the cable will not preserve a stereo image, and users expecting discrete left and right outputs will find the result unsuitable.
Highlights
- Connects portable audio gear to pro equipment
- 5 mm TRS plug fits microphones and stereo devices
- Female XLR jack links to mixers and powered speakers
- Unbalanced wiring sums left and right channels together
- Six-foot black cable gives flexible placement
Specifications
| Brand | C2G |
|---|---|
| Model | C2G41470 |
| Type | Others |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 6 ft. |
| Connector Number | 1 |
| Connector Detail | 3.5mm Male 3 Position TRS to Female XLR Cable |
| Terminal Gender | Male to Female |
| Features | Three poles/conductors for TRS jacks found on microphones and stereo audio devices Unbalanced cable, the Left and Right channels are soldered together XLR input for mixing consoles, amplifiers, and powered speakers |
| Shipping weight | 0.23 kg |
| Package size | 152 × 127 × 25 mm |
Questions about this item
Does the 6 ft length add noticeable noise or signal loss when used all day?
The cable is unbalanced with left and right channels soldered together, so longer runs can pick up interference; keeping it away from power cables helps maintain a clean signal.
What must my source device have to plug into the 3.5 mm male TRS connector?
Your source needs a standard 3.5 mm stereo TRS jack — three conductors — which is found on most smartphones, laptops, portable recorders and microphone outputs.
Will this cable work with my older mixing console that only has male XLR inputs?
The cable terminates in a female XLR connector, so it plugs directly into a male XLR input on a mixing console, amplifier or powered speaker without an adapter.
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