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Hosa 1/4 TRS to XLR Male Cable 2-Pack 2 Feet 20AWG Gold Plated

SKU CH-ZYJM-P3070

Two 2-foot balanced patch cables with 1/4″ TRS to XLR male connectors and gold-plated contacts for studio monitors and mixers

  • TypeXLR
  • ColorBlack
  • Connector Number2
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • Specificationsblack, Male-to-Male, Round, Sam&Johnny
  • Sports Team2 Piece
  • Balanced 1/4 TRS to XLR male connectors link mixers, monitors and microphones without noise
  • 24K gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer over years of studio use
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors with braided shielding reject hum and interference in critical recordings
  • 20 AWG gauge and rugged zinc-alloy housings withstand temperatures from -35 °C to +105 °C
  • Two 2-foot cables keep near-field monitor and mixer hookups tidy in compact racks

Two-Foot Balanced Patch Cable Pair

This two-pack provides 1/4 inch TRS to XLR male connectors for linking mixers, amplifiers, studio monitors and powered speakers. Oxygen-free copper conductors and braided shielding keep the signal clean in professional audio chains. The 20 AWG gauge handles line-level and microphone-level signals without loss. Gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for long-term reliability.

Shielded Construction for Sustained Use

A zinc alloy die-cast shell and flexible rubber jacket survive temperatures from -35°C to +105°C during long sessions. Polyethylene insulation preserves high-frequency detail when cables run beside power leads. The balanced topology rejects common-mode noise that builds up over extended cable runs. Connectors stay secure through repeated mating cycles in studio and stage environments.

Upgrade from Unbalanced or Worn Leads

Replaces consumer-grade TS cables that pick up hum from lighting dimmers and switch-mode supplies. The two-foot length suits rack-to-rack or desktop monitor links where slack creates clutter. Buyers needing longer runs for stage boxes or snake channels should choose a different length. Systems requiring female XLR or TRS jacks need alternative connector gender.

Highlights

  • Balanced 1/4 TRS to XLR male connectors link mixers, monitors and microphones without noise
  • 24K gold-plated contacts resist corrosion for reliable signal transfer over years of studio use
  • Oxygen-free copper conductors with braided shielding reject hum and interference in critical recordings
  • 20 AWG gauge and rugged zinc-alloy housings withstand temperatures from -35 °C to +105 °C
  • Two 2-foot cables keep near-field monitor and mixer hookups tidy in compact racks

Specifications

BrandHosa
TypeXLR
ColorBlack
Connector Number2
Terminal GenderMale to Male
Specificationsblack, Male-to-Male, Round, Sam&Johnny
Sports Team2 Piece
FeaturesSam&Johnny, black, Male-to-Male, Round, indoor, outdoor

Questions about this item

Will the 20 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors and 24K gold-plated connectors stay quiet after hours of continuous use?

The balanced design with braided shielding rejects hum and interference even during long sessions, while gold-plated contacts resist corrosion that can cause noise over time.

What equipment must I already have to use these male TRS to male XLR cables?

You need a source with a 6.35 mm TRS output such as a mixer, interface or powered monitor and a destination with a female XLR input like a microphone preamp or speaker.

Can I connect these 2-foot balanced cables to older gear that only has unbalanced TS jacks?

Plugging into an unbalanced TS socket will work but the connection becomes unbalanced, so you lose the noise rejection that the TRS-XLR pairing normally provides.

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