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Monoprice Inc.

Monoprice Inc. 4764 2.5mm stereo cable 25 feet 16AWG

SKU CH-NR6P-9E30T MPN 4764

Balanced XLR to 1/4 inch TRS cable with braided shield for studio or stage use, 25 feet long

  • TypeOthers
  • Length7.62
  • Connector Number2
  • Terminal GenderMale to Male
  • FeaturesBalanced cables have a separate braided shield to provide ad
  • Balanced design with separate braided shield rejects interference without signal modulation
  • XLR male to 1/4in TRS male connectors suit pro audio studio and stage use
  • 25‑foot length gives flexible placement for instruments or broadcast gear
  • 16AWG conductors maintain signal integrity over long runs
  • Gold‑plated terminals resist corrosion for reliable long‑term connections

Balanced audio cable for studio and stage

The Monoprice 4764 is a 25‑foot balanced interconnect built with 16AWG conductors and gold‑plated connectors. It links professional gear such as mixers, audio interfaces and powered speakers where low‑noise signal transfer matters. The XLR male to 1/4‑inch TRS male terminations suit balanced line‑level paths in recording and live‑sound setups. Its braided shield isolates the signal from external interference without coupling noise into the audio path.

Practical limits of the XLR‑to‑TRS interface

A single balanced cable carries one mono channel, so stereo signals require two separate runs. The 7.62‑metre length works for typical stage or control‑room distances but adds capacitance that can roll off very high frequencies on extremely long runs. The connector gender is fixed male‑to‑male, so gender changers or adapter cables are needed when interfacing with female‑only panels. No active electronics are present, so signal level and impedance matching depend entirely on the connected equipment.

Capacity and headroom in real use

The 16AWG conductors provide ample current capacity for line‑level and low‑impedance microphone signals without measurable voltage drop over the full length. Gold plating resists oxidation, maintaining consistent contact resistance through repeated patching sessions. The separate braided shield rejects common‑mode noise from lighting dimmers and power cables, preserving dynamic range in electrically noisy venues. For multi‑channel snakes or permanent installations requiring higher channel counts, additional cables or a multi‑pair loom would be necessary.

Highlights

  • Balanced design with separate braided shield rejects interference without signal modulation
  • XLR male to 1/4in TRS male connectors suit pro audio studio and stage use
  • 25‑foot length gives flexible placement for instruments or broadcast gear
  • 16AWG conductors maintain signal integrity over long runs
  • Gold‑plated terminals resist corrosion for reliable long‑term connections

Specifications

BrandMonoprice
Model104764
TypeOthers
Length7.62
Connector Number2
Terminal GenderMale to Male
FeaturesBalanced cables have a separate braided shield to provide additional resistance to interference without modulating the interference into the signal.
Shipping weight0.91 kg
Package size279 × 203 × 38 mm

Questions about this item

Should I pick the 16AWG 25-foot version or a shorter length for my studio setup?

The 16AWG 25-foot cable uses a separate braided shield to resist interference without modulating it into the signal, preventing ground loops over longer runs.

How does the balanced XLR-to-TRS design affect noise in a real recording chain?

The balanced construction with a dedicated braided shield eliminates noise by keeping interference out of the signal path, delivering high fidelity in studio and stage environments.

What does the XLR male to 1/4in TRS male interface cap in practice?

The XLR-to-TRS connection supports balanced pro-audio signals, so the practical limit is the gear's own input/output stage rather than the cable itself.

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