Remote Audio
Remote Audio Breakout Cable XLR5F to 2x XLR3M 14"/12
Balanced stereo breakout cable for Zaxcom RX900s receiver splits a single XLR5F input into two XLR3M outputs with 14‑inch left and 12‑inch right channels
- Balanced stereo output from a single XLR5F connector
- Splits into two XLR3M plugs for dual-channel routing
- Left channel extends 14 inches for flexible placement
- Right channel measures 12 inches to suit compact setups
- Engineered for direct compatibility with Zaxcom RX900s receiver
Purpose-built cable for Zaxcom RX900s
This balanced stereo breakout cable connects a Zaxcom RX900s receiver to two standard XLR inputs. It terminates in a single XLR5F connector on one end and dual XLR3M connectors on the other. The left channel measures 14 inches while the right channel measures 12 inches.
Integrates with professional audio gear
The cable splits a stereo output from the receiver into separate left and right balanced feeds. It requires a device with an XLR5F input and two destinations accepting XLR3M plugs. The staggered lengths help route each channel neatly without excess slack.
Suits location sound crews using Zaxcom
Ideal for sound mixers and boom operators who need a reliable split from the RX900s. Not suited for users with single-ended unbalanced gear or those needing equal-length leads for symmetric rack layouts. Builders needing different connector types should look elsewhere.
Highlights
- Balanced stereo output from a single XLR5F connector
- Splits into two XLR3M plugs for dual-channel routing
- Left channel extends 14 inches for flexible placement
- Right channel measures 12 inches to suit compact setups
- Engineered for direct compatibility with Zaxcom RX900s receiver
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How long are the left and right channels on this breakout cable?
The left channel measures 14 inches (355.60 mm) and the right channel measures 12 inches (304.80 mm).
Does this cable generate any noise or heat during continuous operation?
As a passive balanced audio cable, it produces no noise or heat of its own during all-day use.
Which specific receiver is required for this XLR5F to dual XLR3M cable to function?
It is designed for direct compatibility with the Zaxcom RX900s receiver.
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