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Hosa Technology

Hosa Technology GXJ183 adapter 1/4" female to XLR female

SKU CH-JQ0T-K10A4 MPN GXJ183

Converts a 1/4" connector to an XLR female socket for balanced or unbalanced audio signals

  • Type1 qty
  • Converts 1/4" to XLR for flexible connectivity
  • Works with balanced or unbalanced cables
  • Model GXJ183 identifies the exact adapter
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Adapter for 1/4" to XLR conversion

The Hosa Technology GXJ183 adapter provides a female 1/4-inch to female XLR connection. It suits audio engineers and musicians linking balanced or unbalanced cables between mixers, interfaces or stage boxes. The single-unit design handles straightforward signal routing in studio or live settings.

Practical limits of the adapter interface

The adapter passes the signal without active circuitry, so cable runs remain subject to the inherent constraints of the connected cables. Balanced operation depends on using balanced 1/4-inch TRS and XLR cables throughout the chain. Unbalanced TS cables will carry the signal but forfeit noise rejection over longer distances. No phantom power or level conversion is provided by this passive device.

Highlights

  • Converts 1/4" to XLR for flexible connectivity
  • Works with balanced or unbalanced cables
  • Model GXJ183 identifies the exact adapter
  • New condition ensures reliable performance out of the box

Specifications

BrandHosa
ModelGXJ183
Type1 qty

Questions about this item

Should I choose this GXJ183 adapter or a different version for connecting a 1/4" jack to an XLR input?

The GXJ183 provides a 1/4" female to XLR female connection in a single unit, so it directly links cables with matching male plugs without needing extra couplers.

Will this adapter handle both balanced and unbalanced signals correctly in my signal chain?

It works with balanced or unbalanced cables, passing the wiring straight through so the signal type stays whatever the connected cables and gear provide.

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