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Vszerda 6.35 mm stereo jack to 3-pin XLR male female audio cable

Vszerda

Vszerda 6.35 mm to 3-pin XLR audio cable

SKU CH-5K0J-JMM54

Connects 6.35 mm stereo jack sources to 3-pin XLR microphone, speaker or amplifier inputs

  • Connect microphones to mixers with a 6.35 mm stereo jack to 3-pin XLR male connector
  • Link amplifiers to speakers using a 6.35 mm stereo jack to 3-pin XLR female connector
  • Adapt professional audio gear with a 6.35 mm plug compatible with 6.5 mm sockets
  • Ensure reliable signal transfer with a dedicated microphone adapter cord for audio equipment

6.35 mm jack to 3-pin XLR adapter cable

This cable connects a 6.35 mm or 6.5 mm stereo jack to a 3-pin XLR male and female connector. It serves as a professional audio adapter for microphones, speakers and amplifiers. The design suits studio and live-sound setups that require balanced signal routing.

Thermals, noise and power

The passive cable draws no power and generates no heat or noise during operation. Signal integrity is maintained without active circuitry. No external supply or cooling is required.

Highlights

  • Connect microphones to mixers with a 6.35 mm stereo jack to 3-pin XLR male connector
  • Link amplifiers to speakers using a 6.35 mm stereo jack to 3-pin XLR female connector
  • Adapt professional audio gear with a 6.35 mm plug compatible with 6.5 mm sockets
  • Ensure reliable signal transfer with a dedicated microphone adapter cord for audio equipment

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 6.35 mm jack to my microphone input without reversing the signal?

Plug the 6.35 mm stereo jack into the microphone or instrument output and the 3-pin XLR male into the mixer or amplifier input; the cable is wired tip-to-pin-2, ring-to-pin-3, sleeve-to-pin-1 so the balanced signal flows correctly.

When should I replace this adapter cable if I use it for live sound every week?

Replace it when the 6.35 mm plug feels loose in the jack, the XLR latch no longer clicks, or you hear intermittent crackling when the cable is moved during a set.

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