The Low-Profile XLR 3-Pin Cable DIY Bundle (Set of 3) from Cable Techniques is a do-it-yourself bundle that allows you to assemble three of your own balanced XLR cables for use in live sound, mobile rigs, recording facilities, and project studios.

The low-profile XLR 3-pin jacks (three female and three male) feature matte black shells and gold pins. The side-exit cable outlets offer adjustable angles. Red, blue, and green caps (two of each color) are included. The 3.2mm-diameter balanced cable delivers a braided shield and two leads. You can cut the 2m of raw cable into desired lengths.

3 x Low-Profile 3-Pin XLR-F Jacks    3 x Low-Profile 3-Pin XLR-M Jacks    2m of 3.2mm-Diameter Cable    Red, Blue, and Green Caps (2 Each)    Gold Pins    Balanced Cable with Braided Shield    Adjustable Cable Exit Angle

• Make your own cables
• 3 x low-profile 3-pin XLR female connectors
• 3 x low-profile 3-pin XLR male connectors
• 2m of 3.2mm-diameter balanced cable
• Red, blue, and green caps (two of each color)
• Matte black shells with gold pins
• Braided shield
• Side-exit cable outlets offer adjustable angles
• Includes cable ties, grub screws, and hex wrench

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this a balanced cable for use with the EW 500 Series?

A: Yes, the Cable Techniques Mini TRS to XLR Male Low-Profile Wireless Output Cable (18") would be a great choice for use as an output cable with the Sennheiser EK 500 Pro Wireless Camera-Mount Receiver.

Q: 2. Are these compatible with the FS7? I.e. Does the male end rotate to a position where it can access the camera's awkwardly placed XLRs?

A: While we have not tested this configuration specifically, there is a good chance that the Cable Techniques Low-Profile, 3-Pin XLR Female to 3-Pin XLR Male Adjustable-Angle Cable can be adjusted to fit into the build of the Sony FS7 camera's XLR audio inputs, given its ability to adjust the cable outlet from 30 to 150°.

Q: 3. Can these cables handle 48v phantom power? I want this cables because of their low profile look, and use them into a regular home studio setup (Podcasting, and vocals recording), but I dont know if there's a con with that, might over heating.

A: This cable handles Phantom power 48v, I've used them in the past to provide a shotgun mic with 48v from a camcorder and had no issues.

Q: 4. how can this cable be compatible with both sony uwp-d and Sennheiser ew500? I own both so this would be aa good solution. Please explain.

A: The 1/8'' connector would screw into the receiver on your wireless system.

Q: 5. Will this work with a Movo WMIC80 Receiver?

A: Yes, the Cable Techniques Mini TRS to XLR Male Low-Profile Wireless Output Cable can be used with the Movo Photo WMIC80 Wireless Lavalier Microphone System since the receiver uses a 3.5mm TRS male locking connector.

Q: 6. Since these cables are not Shielded, are there known issues with EMI and RFI Noise with them?

A: The cabling used to assemble the Cable Techniques Low-Profile, 3-Pin XLR Female to 3-Pin XLR Male Adjustable-Angle Cable typically implements either a lap or braided shield and does not have any known issues with EMI or RF noise.

Q: 7. The picture of the 8”black cable has two right angle ends, but the title says “straight” - which is it? Thanks

A: The connectors are angled and the cable is straight.

Q: 8. is it attachable with Ambient Recording QAT-ECO?

A: The Ambient Recording QAT-ECO should be able to fit just below the colored cap on the XLR connector.

Q: 9. Will this cable work with the sennheiser EK 100 G3 transmitter?

A: Yes, the Cable Techniques Mini TRS to XLR Male Low-Profile Wireless Output Cable (18") is compatible with the Sennheiser EK 100 G3 transmitter.

Q: 10. Would this fit the Deity Connect dual receiver? Been trying to find right angle connectors like this with locking screws for my kit.

A: Yes it will.