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Right-angle XLR3F to 3.5 mm TRS microphone cable, 1.5 ft

Hosa Technology

Hosa Technology Camcorder Microphone Cable Neutrik Right-angle XLR3F to 3.5 mm TRS 1.5 ft

SKU CH-B812-J2SG2

Right-angle XLR3F to 3.5 mm TRS microphone cable with 24 AWG OFC conductors and 95% braid shield, 1.5 ft

  • TypeCAMERA ACCESSORIES
  • Neutrik right-angle XLR connector fits tight camera spaces
  • 5 mm TRS plug connects directly to camcorder mic input
  • 95 % OFC braid shields signal from interference
  • 24 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors preserve audio clarity

Right-angle XLR to 3.5 mm TRS cable

This Hosa Technology camcorder microphone cable connects a Neutrik right-angle XLR3F plug to a 3.5 mm TRS jack for on-camera audio. It uses 24 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors and a 95 % OFC braided shield. The 1.5 ft length keeps the run short between a professional microphone and a camcorder or recorder input.

Upgrade from straight XLR adapters

The right-angle XLR3F reduces strain on the camera’s input socket and sits flush against the body, which helps in tight rigs or handheld work. Builders who need a longer reach or a different connector layout will need a separate cable, as this assembly is fixed at 1.5 ft with the stated terminations.

Highlights

  • Neutrik right-angle XLR connector fits tight camera spaces
  • 5 mm TRS plug connects directly to camcorder mic input
  • 95 % OFC braid shields signal from interference
  • 24 AWG oxygen-free copper conductors preserve audio clarity

Specifications

BrandHosa Technology
TypeCAMERA ACCESSORIES

Questions about this item

How much clearance does the right-angle Neutrik XLR3F connector need behind the microphone?

The right-angle shell lets the cable run parallel to the microphone body, so only the connector height itself protrudes.

What is the correct way to seat the 3.5 mm TRS plug into a camcorder mic input?

Push the 3.5 mm TRS plug straight in until it clicks; the tip-ring-sleeve contacts must all engage or the camcorder will record mono or no audio.

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