Designed by Neutrik XLR Female to Male Extension Adapterhas been constructed to provide a slight boost in space between termination points without noticeable loss in fidelity. It facilitates connections between 3-pin XLR male and 3-pin XLR female connection points. This adapter has been pre-wired, features a die-cast shell for durability, and is based on the XX series of connectors.

3-Pin XLR Male to XLR Female    Extension Adapter for Additional Space    Die-Cast Shell    Pre-Wired    Based on XX Series

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. How long is the extension?

A: This product is 2.9 inches long.

Q: 2. I will be installing this in a kick drum. What size hole would I need to cut out and how long is the adapter?

A: Sorry, can't find a ruler but it's about 2-3 inches long. Maybe 1 1/2 wide for the round part. Really it's about the size of a standard XLR connector with the square plate at the end.

Q: 3. Will this handle 300 watt crown amp to xlr in to bose 802?

A: The Neutrik NA4FX-F speakON NL4FX to 3-Pole XLR Female Adapter can be used to convert a male XLR output connector to a speakON connector. If you need a similar adapter a male XLR connector, you can use the Neutrik NA4FX-M speakON NL4FX to 3-Pole XLR Male Adapter (B&H # NENA4FXM). These adapters can be used with Crown amplifiers as well as with the Bose Panaray 802 Series Loudspeakers.

Q: 4. Can this adapter carry Phantom Power from an Audio Recorder?

A: No. You can convert phantom power from the recorder to mic plug-in power, using the Saramonic C-XLR+ version (BH #SACXLRPLUS).

Q: 5. Will NA3FDM fit Audio-Technica AT8646QM Microphone Shock-mount Plate?

A: The Neutrik NA3FDM should fit into the Audio-Technica AT8646QM shock mount plate, but the original connector on the plate is much different from the NA3FDM. Just be aware of the extra clearance needed behind the plate to accommodate the barrel of the male connector on the back.

Q: 6. which contacts are positive and negative , will this work for bridge amp application to xlr. speaker ?

A: Pins 1 and 2 of the XLR connection are connected to the -1 and +1 speakON connections. All other pins and connections are unused. For more details regarding wiring and compatibility, please contact Neutrik. Their US office is located in Charlotte, NC. You can reach them by phone at 704-972-3050.

Q: 7. Why does this exist? XLR cables connect to each other by design.

A: The XLR3F to XLR3M Barrel Adapter from Remote Audio can be used as an in-line extension when connecting a 3-pin XLR male source to 3-pin XLR female source.

Q: 8. Neutrik NA3FDM XLR Female to I recently purchased the Male Feedthrough Adapter for Panel Mount. What type of screws are needed?

A: The Neutrik NA3FDM XLR Female to Male Feedthrough Adapter for Panel Mount requires 4-40 screws. The length will depend on your use case, but 3/8 is commonly recommended.

Q: 9. Will this be all that is needed for a regular 3.5mm PC mic to work with an audio mixer with XLR mic input?

A: It would be helpful to know which microphone you will be using to be able to confirm exactly what is needed. If your microphone requires plug-in power to function, the Saramonic C-XLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter will not work. Instead, you can use the Saramonic C-XLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter (B&H # SACXLRPLUS) which will convert the 3.5mm TRS plug to XLR and will also allow you to use phantom power (usually 48V) from the mixer to power the mic. The C-XLR+ has a built-in phantom power converter that converts phantom power to the proper amount of plug-in power that the mic requires.

Q: 10. Does this product come in black?

A: No, Neutrik does not offer this adapter in black finish.