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Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR male connector in silver metal finish

Peavey Electronics

Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR Male Connector 72020

SKU CH-Q120-E1G96

An XLR balanced male connector for professional audio cabling, supplied as a single unit

  • Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG provides reliable XLR connectivity
  • Balanced male connector ensures clean signal transfer
  • Peavey Electronics quality backs professional audio use
  • Part 72020 identifies the exact replacement component

Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR Male Connector

This is a Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR balanced male connector identified by part number 72020. It provides a three-pin XLR termination for balanced audio signals. The component is supplied new and ready for installation.

Audio technicians terminating balanced cables

The connector suits engineers and installers who need a reliable XLR male plug for microphone, line-level or AES3 wiring. It is not intended for users requiring a female XLR socket, a right-angle shell, a latchless design or a multipin connector for other signal types.

Highlights

  • Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG provides reliable XLR connectivity
  • Balanced male connector ensures clean signal transfer
  • Peavey Electronics quality backs professional audio use
  • Part 72020 identifies the exact replacement component

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will the 72020 connector fit the existing XLR cables in my older rack?

The 72020 is a standard three-pin XLR male connector, so it mates with any conventional XLR female socket on legacy cables or panels.

How can I confirm the 72020 is making a solid balanced connection after soldering?

Use a cable tester or multimeter to verify continuity on pins one, two and three and check for shorts between them.

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