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Hosa Technology
An 18 in impedance transformer cable with XLR female to 3.5 mm TRS male connectors that maximises signal fidelity and eliminates noise from impedance mismatches
The Hosa MIT-156 is an 18 inch impedance‑matching cable that converts a 3.5 mm TRS male source to an XLR3 female input. It is built for musicians, engineers and content creators who need clean signal transfer between unbalanced and balanced professional audio gear.
Verify that your source device outputs an unbalanced 3.5 mm TRS signal and that the destination accepts a balanced XLR female connection. Ensure the cable length of 18 inches suits the spacing of your rack, interface or pedalboard before ordering.
The built‑in transformer maximizes signal fidelity when connecting impedance‑mismatched equipment. It minimizes high‑frequency and level loss caused by signal reflections and eliminates noise and hum that typically arise from an impedance mismatch.
| Brand | Hosa |
|---|---|
| Model | MIT-156 |
| Color | Black |
| Length | 18 in |
| Connector Number | 2 |
| Connector Detail | XLR Female to 3.5 mm TRS Male |
| Terminal Gender | Female to Male |
| Features | Maximizes signal fidelity when using impedance mismatched gear Minimizes high frequency and level loss caused by signal reflections Eliminates noise and hum caused by an impedance mismatch |
| Shipping weight | 0.16 kg |
| Package size | 102 × 76 × 25 mm |
The box contains the single MIT-156 cable with an XLR3F connector on one end and a 3.5 mm TRS male plug on the other; no extra adapters are included.
Pick the MIT-156 when you need to match a high-impedance instrument output to a low-impedance XLR input; a straight cable will not correct the impedance mismatch.
It converts the high-impedance instrument signal to low impedance, preserving high-frequency detail and level while removing hum caused by the mismatch.
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