Nexhi
Nexhi 10FT Female XLR to 1/4 inch Stereo Plug audio adapter
A 10 ft shielded cable connects a female XLR to a 1/4 inch stereo plug for balanced audio signals
- ColorBlack
- 10 ft cable reaches distant gear without strain
- Female XLR to male 1/4 inch stereo plug connects mic to mixer
- Black PVC jacket and shield resist wear and RF noise
- Pin-out grounds pins 1 and 3 with pin 2 hot for balanced signal
- High-density shield blocks hum buzz and radio interference
Connectivity
This ten-foot cable links a female XLR output to a male quarter-inch stereo plug. It suits vocalists, podcasters and home-stereo users who need a direct connection between a microphone or mixer and an amplifier or speaker input. The length gives stage or studio reach without a separate extension.
Signal integrity
A braided shield and black PVC jacket block RF and EMI noise, suppressing hum, buzz and radio interference during normal use. The pin-out ties pins one and three to ground while pin two carries the hot signal, preserving balanced-to-unbalanced transfer. No external power is required and the passive design adds no active noise.
Upgrade path
The cable replaces shorter or unshielded XLR-to-quarter-inch leads that pick up noise on longer runs. It is not for users who need a balanced quarter-inch TRS connection, a dual-channel snake or a digital audio interface. The jump is worthwhile when the existing lead is too short or introduces audible interference.
Highlights
- 10 ft cable reaches distant gear without strain
- Female XLR to male 1/4 inch stereo plug connects mic to mixer
- Black PVC jacket and shield resist wear and RF noise
- Pin-out grounds pins 1 and 3 with pin 2 hot for balanced signal
- High-density shield blocks hum buzz and radio interference
Specifications
| Brand | Nexhi |
|---|---|
| Color | Black |
Questions about this item
How do I connect the female XLR end to my microphone without reversing the pin-out?
Plug the 3-pin female XLR into the microphone output; the cable is wired pin 1 and 3 to ground and pin 2 to hot, so match those pins on your mic connector.
Will the black PVC jacket or shielding need replacement after extended use?
The jacket and high-density shield are permanent parts of the cable; they do not require scheduled replacement unless physical damage occurs.
At what cable length does signal loss become noticeable on this 10 ft run?
At 10 ft the shielded construction keeps RF and EMI noise low, so audible loss is not expected for typical microphone-level signals.
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