The 10' XRSM 3-Pin XLR Female to 3.5mm RA Stereo Mini-Plug from Kopul is a studio-quality cable that can be used for converting a mono-microphone or a line-level signal to a 3.5mm stereo signal for devices such as camcorders, DSLR cameras, recorders, and more. It can be utilized with dynamic mics and self-powered XLR condenser microphones.

The XRSM cable is engineered to provide protection against EMI, RFI, and static noise, offering a gold-plated 3.5mm (1/8") right-angle stereo mini-plug connector with molded strain relief, as well as a 3-pin XLR-F connector with a chuck-style strain relief by REAN. The XRSM cable is built with 24-gauge OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors, spiral shielding, and has PE insulation, which produces a quiet cable with good conductivity ensuring a clean transfer of the audio signals.

For Camcorders, DSLRs & Recorders    Gold-Plated Right-Angle 3.5mm Connector    REAN XLR Connector with Strain Relief    Copper Spiral Shielding    24 AWG    Reduces EMI, RFI, and Static Noise    10' Cable Length

XLR female to stereo male mini-plug cable is ideal for connecting professional-quality microphones to the stereo mini-plug inputs on DSLR cameras, camcorders, or audio recorders

The copper spiral shielding provides more than 90% coverage and offers superb rejection of radio frequency (RF) and electromagnetic (EM) interference

24-gauge oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors and polyethylene insulation offer excellent conductivity for a good transfer of audio signal

Studio-quality gold-plated 1/8" (3.5mm) right-angle stereo mini-plug connector and a female XLR connector provide clear signal transfer

The REAN XLR connector with chuck-style strain relief and the molded strain relief of the mini-plug connector create a durable cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this be used with a Zoom H1 with XLR out of a speaker?

A: You can use this cable to connect the XLR mix out of a powered speaker to the line in of an H1n. Please note, the level coming out of the speaker could be much hotter than the H1n line in is expecting. You will want to watch your levels on the H1n to avoid peaking.

Q: 2. Can I use a SM58 into my DSLR with this?

A: Yes as long as your camera has a 3.5mm mic input.

Q: 3. Does this send the same signal to both left and right inputs on the camera?

A: Yes. The Kopul XRSM-10B will send a signal from a 3-pin XLR to the left and right channels of a camera. Be mindful of the differences between line and mic, as a line signal will overload a mic input and cause distortion.

Q: 4. with this cord will i be able to connect an SM-58 to my Rode Wireless Go using the lav input?

A: The microphone input on the Rode Wireless Go transmitter works just like a microphone input that provides mic plugin power, that you would find on many DSLR cameras or camcorders. In light of this, you would be able to connect a Shure SM58 using this cable going into the mic input on the transmitter for the Rode Wireless Go. This is not a very common solution, seeing as how Rode offers the Rode Interviewer Go adapter, which converts the Rode Wireless Go transmitter into a handheld mic capsule and this adapter is more inexpensive than many handheld XLR connection mics like the Shure SM58. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1548069-REG/rode_interviewgo_interview_go_handheld.html

Q: 5. is it compatible with Tascam dr-10L?

A: This will allow you to plug a dynamic XLR mic into the DR-10L

Q: 6. Is this cable balanced ?

A: No, the Kopul XRSM cable is an unbalanced cable which can be used for connecting a microphone or line level signal to an unbalanced audio input on a camera, recorder, mixer or other device.

Q: 7. Can i use this cable with my sennheiser mke 600 to record on to my sony ICD-PX333 Digital Flash Voice Recorder?

A: This should work with your recorder as published.

Q: 8. I am planning to buy Sony ECM -77B. What is the difference between Kopul LMT100 cable this cable. LMT100 even cost more with less length. Can i use Kopul XRSM 3-pin female to 3.5 mm with the Sony Lav mic into DSLR/Field recorder? Then why Kopul LMT100 used for?

A: The Kopul LMT100 has a small matching transformer incorporated into the XLR connector to match the impedance in ohms between the two devices ( microphone to DSLR ). This will guarantee that your audio is on both tip and ring or left and right channels when connected to your DSLR. That is why it cost more than a regular Mic XLR to 3.5 mm.The regular XLR to 3.5 mm doesnt have this transformer which might work, but there is no guarantee because you dont know how your DSLR circuit is designed. So, my advice to you is to go with the Kopul LMT100 even though it is more expensive and shorter.Best Wishes,Ron

Q: 9. I want to use a hand mic with a movo wireless. Should I use a trs or ra cable?

A: "TRS" refers to the specific wiring of a connector, whereas "RA" (right angle) only refers to its orientation and does not affect the signal otherwise. If your MOVO wireless has a 3.5mm TRS microphone input, the Kopul XRSM 3-Pin XLR Female to 3.5mm RA Stereo Mini-Plug Cable (10') would be a good choice for connecting a dynamic microphone.

Q: 10. I want to connect the JVC M-510 Electret Condenser Super-directional Microphone with a Nikon D750 and Nikon Z6. Will it work?

A: The mic reuires power to operate. This cable will not provide it, nor will the cameras.