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Ruth's sister 10ft USB Male to 3PIN XLR Female internal power cable

SKU CH-YEK0-T0QDZ

Connects a 3-pin XLR microphone to a USB port for studio recording

  • 10 ft cable gives extra reach for studio setups
  • USB male connector plugs straight into a computer port
  • 3-pin XLR female end accepts standard microphone cables
  • Converts USB power to balanced XLR audio signal

USB-to-XLR microphone cable for studio recording

This 10ft cable connects a 3-pin XLR microphone to a USB port for direct digital capture. It suits podcasters, voice-over artists and home-studio owners who need a simple analogue-to-digital link without an external interface. The male USB plug and female XLR socket match common microphone and computer ports.

Powered by the USB bus for sustained sessions

The converter draws power from the host USB port so no separate supply is required during long recordings. Signal conversion remains stable across extended takes because the circuit is powered continuously by the bus. The fixed 10ft length limits placement to positions within reach of the computer. Buyers needing longer runs or phantom power for condenser microphones should look for a dedicated interface instead.

Highlights

  • 10 ft cable gives extra reach for studio setups
  • USB male connector plugs straight into a computer port
  • 3-pin XLR female end accepts standard microphone cables
  • Converts USB power to balanced XLR audio signal

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the 10ft USB-to-XLR cable draw enough power to run a condenser mic all day without extra heat?

The cable carries USB bus power to the XLR end, so a typical condenser mic receives the 5 V it needs without a separate supply and the thin conductors stay cool during continuous use.

What must my microphone already have for this 10ft cable to work?

Your mic needs a standard 3-pin XLR male connector; the cable’s female XLR end plugs straight in and the USB-A male goes into any powered USB port.

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