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Hosa XLR Right Angle Male to Female Cable 3 ft 2-Pack Zinc Alloy Locking Connectors

SKU CH-VAA5-59W7D

Two 3 ft right-angle XLR cables with zinc alloy locking connectors and dual shielding for tight spaces

  • TypeXLR
  • ColorBlack
  • Length5 ft.
  • Connector Number1
  • Terminal GenderMale to Female
  • Specifications10, 3FT-2 Pack, Male-to-Female, Round, Lrbners
  • Space-saving 90° right-angle design fits tight rack and pedalboard spaces
  • Rugged zinc alloy housing with locking mechanism tested to 5,000+ insertion cycles
  • Dual-layer EMI/RFI shielding blocks 95% of interference from wireless and power sources
  • 48 KHz refresh rate supports high-quality audio transmission
  • 2-pack provides 3 ft male-to-female cables for flexible stage and studio routing

Right-Angle XLR Cable for Tight Rack Spaces

This two-pack of 3 ft XLR cables uses a 90-degree right-angle male connector that sits flush against panels, reducing bulk in dense racks, pedalboards and console rear panels. Zinc alloy shells and a spring-loaded locking mechanism provide secure engagement rated for over 5000 insertion cycles. Dual-layer shielding combines aluminium foil and braided copper to reject 95% of EMI and RFI from wireless systems and power cables.

Stage and Studio Installers Needing Low-Profile Runs

The right-angle design suits permanent installations and live rigs where straight connectors would block adjacent ports or protrude into walkways. Buyers who need longer cable runs or straight connectors for open patching should look at alternative cable styles. The fixed 3 ft length limits flexibility for wider stage layouts or distant microphone placement.

Dual-Shielded 3 ft Length Handles Short Patch Duties

At 3 ft each, the pair comfortably handles close-proximity connections between rack units, audio interfaces and stage boxes without excess slack. The 48 kHz refresh rate specification supports standard digital audio workflows. Runs that exceed the short length or require in-line extension will need additional cables or a different length option.

Highlights

  • Space-saving 90° right-angle design fits tight rack and pedalboard spaces
  • Rugged zinc alloy housing with locking mechanism tested to 5,000+ insertion cycles
  • Dual-layer EMI/RFI shielding blocks 95% of interference from wireless and power sources
  • 48 KHz refresh rate supports high-quality audio transmission
  • 2-pack provides 3 ft male-to-female cables for flexible stage and studio routing

Specifications

BrandHosa
TypeXLR
ColorBlack
Length5 ft.
Connector Number1
Terminal GenderMale to Female
Specifications10, 3FT-2 Pack, Male-to-Female, Round, Lrbners
Refresh Rate48 KHz
FeaturesLrbners, 3FT-2 Pack, 10, Male-to-Female, Round

Questions about this item

Will the 90-degree right-angle XLR male connector fit my rack-mounted audio interface without blocking adjacent ports?

The precision-molded right-angle male connector sits flush against equipment panels, eliminating bulk in cramped rack units and preventing port interference in high-density setups.

Can I rely on the spring-loaded locking mechanism to stay secure during live performances with frequent setup changes?

The zinc alloy shells feature a spring-loaded locking mechanism tested to withstand 5,000+ insertion cycles, ensuring positive engagement and preventing accidental disconnections.

How will I know the dual-layer shielding is actually blocking interference from my stage lighting and wireless systems?

The aluminum foil and braided copper shielding blocks 95% of EMI/RFI interference, delivering clean audio transmission in RF-heavy environments like stages and broadcast trucks.

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