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Vszerda 6.35mm TRS to XLR Male Female Speaker Cable
Connects 6.35 mm TRS gear to XLR devices with double shielding for microphones and speakers
- TRS to XLR male-female connects microphones and speakers
- 35 mm jack fits standard audio equipment
- Double shielding reduces signal interference
- New condition ensures reliable performance
6.35 mm TRS to XLR Audio Cable
This 6.35 mm TRS to XLR male-female cable connects quarter-inch outputs to XLR inputs on microphones, speakers or audio interfaces. Double shielding protects the signal from electromagnetic interference in studio or stage environments. The balanced wiring preserves audio fidelity over longer runs. It suits engineers and musicians who need a reliable link between professional and semi-pro gear.
Upgrade from Unshielded TS Leads
Replacing a basic unshielded TS lead with this shielded TRS-to-XLR assembly removes ground-loop hum and radio-frequency noise that corrupt recordings or live sound. The jump is worth it whenever the signal path crosses power cables, lighting dimmers or dense pedalboards. Buyers who require a locking XLR-to-XLR connection or a digital protocol such as AES/EBU will need a different cable type.
Highlights
- TRS to XLR male-female connects microphones and speakers
- 35 mm jack fits standard audio equipment
- Double shielding reduces signal interference
- New condition ensures reliable performance
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What connectors does this cable use to link a 6.35 mm jack to XLR gear?
It has a 6.35 mm TRS plug on one end and both an XLR male and an XLR female connector on the other, letting you bridge a quarter‑inch source to balanced XLR inputs or outputs.
How do I plug it in so the signal flows the right way?
Insert the 6.35 mm TRS plug into your instrument or mixer output, then connect the XLR male to the destination input; the XLR female is a pass‑through for daisy‑chaining another device.
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