The 10' Gator Composer XLR to TRS Cable 10ftfrom Gator Composer XLR to TRS Cable 10fthas an XLR female connector on one end and TRS male on the other. This cable is designed with a fine stranded 99.99% oxygen-free copper conductor with braided shielding. Featuring a low capacitance, the cable allows more signal flow and avoids frequency roll-off. Other features include a chuck-style strain relief cable clamp for secure wire connections.

XLR Female to TRS Male Connectors    Low Capacitance    Oxygen-Free Copper Conductor    Chuck-Style Strain Relief Cable Clamp

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Would this cable provide separate tracks out of the UwMic9, or will it be both channels mixed into both XLR’s?

A: Both channels would be mixed on both XLRs because all of the audio from both microphones is coming from a single output on the Saramonic RX9 receiver.

Q: 2. I'd like to use this with the Comica Vimo Q 4, to output four independent channels to a mixer. Would this cable work?

A: The Saramonic SR-C2020 Dual 3.5mm TRS Male to Quad XLR Male Output Cable for Wireless Receivers (23.6") will not work with the Comica Audio Vimo Q Mini 4-Person Wireless Microphone System for Cameras & Smartphones (Black, 2.4 GHz), because the receiver only features a single 3.5mm output connector, and to use the cable, a dual receiver with dual 3.5mm output connectors is required.

Q: 3. I have a Rode Wireless Go and I want to plug the transmitter into the soundboard and the receiver will plug into my DSLR. What cable will I need from the VXLR to the transmitter?

A: This adapter would be to take the cable that comes out of the receiver and bring it in to an XLR input, not an output. We are not aware of an option that will allow you to feed a sound board in to the Rode Wireless Go's Transmitter at this time.

Q: 4. Is this the best choice to connect the line out from the Zoom H3-VR to the XLR input of the Zoom F8nPro? Is there a best cable your recommend?

A: Instead of using the Rode VXLR Adapter, you can use a single cable with the appropriate connectors to send the output from the Zoom H3-VR Audio Recorder into the XLR inputs on the Zoom F8n Pro Field Recorder. Use a cable like the Kopul Stereo Right-Angle 1/8" Male Mini-Jack to XLR Male Cable - 6' (B&H # KORSMXM06) for connection to a single input or the Hosa Technology Pro Stereo Breakout Cable - 3.5mm Stereo Mini to Dual 3-Pin XLR Male - 6' (B&H # HOHMX006Y) for connection to dual inputs.

Q: 5. What adapters would be required to use the Rode Video Mic Pro (stereo) with a Tascam DR-40 and not go to mono?

A: Why not just connect 2 XLR ports on the mic to the 2 XLR ports on the recorder using simple XLR-XLR cables? Am I missing something?

Q: 6. Is the Senal Right-Angle Locking 1/8" Mini to 3-Pin XLR Output Cable (15") a truly balanced connector?

A: Yes. This is a balanced connector.

Q: 7. If I am wanting to connect a Sennheiser Lavalier 3.5mm directly to my Zoom F3, should I get the VXLR or VXLR+?

A: The Sennheiser lavalier microphone requires a small amount of voltage in order to function, so you will want to use the RODE VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter (B&H # ROVXLRP), which will allow you to use phantom power from the XLR mic input on the Zoom F3 Portable Field Recorder and then convert it to the proper amount of plug-in power that the mic requires. The RODE VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter (B&H # ROVXLR) will only convert the plug on the microphone from 3.5mm to XLR, but it will not convert phantom power to plug-in power.

Q: 8. How long is the Locking 3.5mm TRS to XLR-Male cable?

A: The cable is 16" long, minus the connectors. End to end, connector to connector it is approximately 21.25".

Q: 9. Are these balanced or unbalanced?

A: These cables are balanced.

Q: 10. What is the length of this cable?

A: The cable is 17" long. From end to end of the 3.5mm connector to the XLR connectors is 21".