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3.5 mm XLR male-to-female audio cable with straight connectors

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Ruth's sister 3.5 mm XLR Male to Female internal power cable

SKU CH-K8SR-913WS

A 3.5 mm XLR male-to-female audio cable connects mixers, microphones, speakers or phones

  • Connects 3.5 mm sources to XLR inputs
  • Male-to-female design links mixers, microphones and speakers
  • 2021 release keeps your cabling current
  • Aux-style plug fits PCs, phones and portable gear

3.5 mm XLR Internal Audio Cable

This 3.5 mm XLR male-to-female cable carries analogue audio signals inside a PC or rack. It connects mixers, microphones, speakers or a phone to an internal header or front-panel jack. The 2021 design targets builders who need a short, balanced link without external adapters. Buyers who want digital audio transport or multi-channel optical links cannot use this cable.

Thermals noise and power draw

Passive copper conductors generate no heat and draw no power in normal use. The cable adds no audible noise to the signal chain. No active electronics or cooling are present. Installers who require powered signal conditioning must look elsewhere.

Highlights

  • Connects 3.5 mm sources to XLR inputs
  • Male-to-female design links mixers, microphones and speakers
  • 2021 release keeps your cabling current
  • Aux-style plug fits PCs, phones and portable gear

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 3.5 mm XLR male end to my mixer and what is the common mistake?

Plug the XLR male into the mixer input and the 3.5 mm female into the source; the frequent error is reversing the ends, which sends signal the wrong way.

Will the 3.5 mm jack or XLR connector wear out first and need replacement?

The 3.5 mm jack typically sees more insertions and its smaller contacts fatigue sooner, so expect to replace that end before the XLR side.

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