The XLR3F to TA5F Audio Adapter Cable for Lectrosonicsfrom XLR3F to TA5F Audio Adapter Cable for Lectrosonicsfeatures a 3-pin XLR female connector on one end and a TA5F connector at the other. It can be used with Lectrosonics transmitters for audio applications as an interconnect cable from mixers, instruments, and more. In addition, it is BDS compatible. It is built with Canare, Neutrik, and Remote Audio brand components, and also includes a 22 kOhms inline resistor, which provides more signal headroom. The length of the cable is 3' (91.4 cm).

For Lectrosonics Transmitters    BDS Compatible    3' Length    22 kOhms Inline Resistor    Canare Cable    Neutrik Connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have a COS-11D lavalier mic with TA5F connector for Lectrosonics. Will this adapt it for use on Sennheiser AVX transmitter?

A: The PSC Locking 3.5mm TRS to TA5F Cable for Lectrosonics PDR has a female TA5 connector meant for the Lectrosonics PDR's male TA5 input jack. It will not connect to a microphone's female TA5 output.

Q: 2. Can this cable be used to output audio from a Lectrosonics DCHR to a Arri Alexa demo ?

A: No. The PSC TA5F to 5-Pin LEMO Lectrosonics Timecode Jamming Cable is specifically for use with timecode. As a compatible option, you can use the Remote Audio TA5F to Mini 5-Pin LEMO Cable B&H # RECAT5FMLR5).

Q: 3. Is this xlr cable not shielded?

A: The Remote Audio Low-Profile XLR3F to XLR3M Balanced Coiled Jumper Cable is a shielded cable.

Q: 4. Will this cable work between a lavalier comes with TA5 connector and 3.5 mm Mic input Transmitter (like G3)? I need to use a lavalier mic on both Lectro Lma and G3 so need kinda cable like this.

A: This cable will not work. Generally, your mics have to be wired appropriately for each wireless manufacturer's system.

Q: 5. What does Non-Locking SET+ Connector mean?

A: It is essentially a mini 1/8 (3.5mm) male TRS connector (mono).

Q: 6. Are the mic cords long enough for a side-by-side interview (with a Digital Audio Recorder hidden behind personalities)? Or do you recommend use with a wireless transmitter? Thanks!

A: Probably. Mine is about eight feet long with an XLR connection that I plug into the camera. It's easy to hide. I just add a length of XLR cable when I need to be farther back with the camera. If you're going to a separate audio recorder it should be no problem.

Q: 7. Will this Connector work with the Audio Technica ATW-T310?

A: Although the Tram TR50GSO- has a 4 pin hirose connector, it has been wired to work with Sony Wireless transmitters, and is not guaranteed to work with the Audio-Technica ATW-T310. These mics are not available for online purchase. Please call our sales team at 800.606.6969 to place a special order for the correct variant.

Q: 8. Does this cable keep the stereo output separated at the 1/8 end or does it sum to mono?

A: The Remote Audio CALEC1/8T5FS's stereo output is summed to mono.

Q: 9. Will this cable work between the Mozegear D-Mini Papi Red Version and the RED DSMC2 I/O V Lock Expander?

A: You would need to check your components for these connections:Connector 11/8 (3.5 mm) right angle TRS mini-jackConnector 2TA5FIf you are looking to connect a microphone , then this might work, depending upon the pin configuration of your microphone.

Q: 10. Will this work with a Sony PCM-M10 or Olympus LS-14? Thank you!

A: Hello. It doesn't appear that either recorder has an XLR jack, only 3.5mm (or 1/8 ). Technically you could use the TRAM mic, but it would require an XLR female to 3.5mm male adapter to convert the TRAM's XLR male plug to 3.5mm. Make sense?