LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 3.5mm TRS to XLR Male Locking Cable for UwMic9/10/15
Locking 3.5 mm TRS to XLR male cable for Saramonic UwMic9, VmicLink5, UwMic10 and UwMic15 receivers with shielded construction
- Locking 3.5 mm TRS connector secures the link to Saramonic UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15 and VmicLink5 receivers
- 3-pin XLR male output feeds balanced audio to mixers, recorders or cameras
- Shielded cable construction rejects interference for clean signal transfer
- Compact and lightweight design keeps rigs portable for field recording
Compatible Receivers
This cable connects Saramonic UwMic9, UwMic10 and UwMic15 receivers to professional audio inputs. It also suits the VmicLink5 system and works with other popular wireless receivers that accept a locking 3.5 mm TRS plug. The 3-pin XLR male output feeds mixers, recorders or cameras with balanced line-level connections.
Shielded Connection Limits
Shielded construction reduces interference over the cable run but does not eliminate ground-loop hum between mismatched devices. The locking 3.5 mm plug secures the link to the receiver yet cannot convert an unbalanced output into a true balanced signal. Users needing transformer isolation or longer balanced runs must add external hardware.
Highlights
- Locking 3.5 mm TRS connector secures the link to Saramonic UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15 and VmicLink5 receivers
- 3-pin XLR male output feeds balanced audio to mixers, recorders or cameras
- Shielded cable construction rejects interference for clean signal transfer
- Compact and lightweight design keeps rigs portable for field recording
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which version of this cable matches my UwMic10 receiver?
The SR-UM10-C35XLR is built for UwMic9, UwMic10, UwMic15 and VmicLink5 receivers, so it fits your UwMic10 directly.
What does the locking 3.5 mm TRS to XLR male connection do in practice?
The locking 3.5 mm plug stays secure on the receiver while the XLR male end feeds a balanced signal to mixers or cameras.
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