The Pearstone PM Series TRS to XLR Cable 50ft Professionalis ideal for audio applications in which a device with an XLR input needs to be connected to a device with a balanced 1/4" output. Typical scenarios include connecting the output of a mixing board or audio interface to a powered speaker, or using an aux send to route signal to an outboard effects processor.

The cable is equipped with 24-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and spiral shielding to protect against EMI and RFI noise. The professional-grade cast-zinc Rean XLR connector is field serviceable and features silver-plated contacts, while the Rean 1/4" TRS connector features a molded design for maximum strain relief. The twin conductive PVC shield reduces electrostatic noise, and distinguishes the PM series as the best value in its class.

1/4" TRS Male to XLR Male Cable    24-Gauge OFC    Twin Conductive PVC Shield    Spiral Shielding    Rean XLR Connector    Rean 1/4" TRS Connector    Cast Zinc Black Shells    Silver-Plated Contacts

Professional quality, field-serviceable, cast-zinc Rean connectors with silver-plated contacts

Twin conductive PVC shield reduces electrostatic noise

24-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors

Spiral shielding to protect against EMI and RFI noise

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Why does this module have a power input? Can it be used by itself as a separate recorder?

A: The DC5V USB-C power input on the Zoom EXH-6e Dual XLR-1/4" TRS Input Capsule for H6essential Portable Recorder would be used for powering condenser microphones with an XLR connector, because these types of mics require 48V phantom power.

Q: 2. How is this cable?

A: Beachtek is offering a quality coiled cable.

Q: 3. Will this module still provide the power to enable lav mics without power to work. In other words if I connect two lavs with xlr jacks will they each provide the voltage that the stereo 3.5mm jack did on the standard xy mic module, Not looking for phantom power, I know they won't do that. Also will this module still retain creating a backup -12db stereo tracks from the LR channels.?

A: This unit does not provide phantom power but you already know that. If you are talking about a wireless lav mic then yes, it will work because the power comes from the receiver, usually powered with batteries, with a XLR output that you plug into the module. Again, the module supplies NO power to the mic receiver and of course a wireless lav mic must also have a powered transmitter in order to provide a signal for the powered receiver. As far as I know the 3.5mm jack is NOT powered. It is simply an input for a stereo mic. Depending on how you configure the recorder (which mode you select) determines how you record each channel (independently vs. stereo) and as such, allows you to record an independent mono track with a 12db variance.

Q: 4. So I can have two back up tracks. One for each input?

A: When using the backup recording function included on devices such as the H6, a stereo backup file will be created. The left side of the file will be from input 1 of the EXH-6, the right side of the file will be created by input 2. This stereo file can be split into two separate mono files in post.

Q: 5. Does this item come with 3.5mm jacks inside of the XLR ports?

A: No, the EXH-6 features XLR/TRS combo inputs. The TRS jacks are 1/4" or 6.3mm.

Q: 6. Is it compatible with the Zoom H8 recorder? Looks like not because it may be in the way of the top two xlr inputs on the h8?

A: Yes, the Zoom EXH-6 Dual XLR/TRS Combo Input Capsule for H5, H6, and F4 Recorders is compatible with the Zoom H8 recorder.

Q: 7. Will this connect the Rode Video Mic to my Leica V-Lux 4?

A: Don't know but if you call B&H and ask for a audio or camera rep they will tell you, I use it on other make equipment.

Q: 8. Will this cable help me connect a Rode VideoMic with a 3.5 mm plug to my Canon Rebel T6 with its 2.5 mm remote control input? Thank you!

A: The Rebel T6 is not able to accept a mic input via its remote jack.

Q: 9. Are these balanced or unbalanced?

A: These cables are balanced.

Q: 10. 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.