With its distinguishing white cap color, the Low-Profile 3-Pin XLR Female to Male Adjustable-Angle Cablefrom Low-Profile 3-Pin XLR Female to Male Adjustable-Angle Cableis a 24" XLR cable with an angle-adjustable, cable-outlet orientation. You can adjust the cable outlet from 30 to 150°, as well as the release-button angle from 210 to 330°, to better suit whichever device you're hooking into, be it a Sound Devices unit (the 633, 688, 788T, 302, and 552, for example), a Zaxcom device, a piece of Zoom gear, or other such location-audio kits. Lightweight at 1.6 oz, the cable has been built to promote minimal intrusion and preserve durability with its rugged, 3.2mm cable-jacket diameter and crush- and tear-resistant cable material. 

White Cap for Easy Distinguishing    Lightweight at 1.6 oz    Crush- and Tear-Resistant Cable    User-Adjustable Angle: 30 to 150°    Release Angle: 210 to 330°    Durable 3.2mm Cable-Jacket Diameter    For Sound Devices, Zaxcom, Zoom & More

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. It can connect to a camera with xlr inputs, correct? The description only lists recorders and mixers.

A: Yes the Rode Wireless GO to 3-Pin XLR Male Low-Profile Cable can connect to a camera with an XLR mic input.

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. Has anyone used this to power a Canon C300MkIII?

A: We cannot guarantee that the Sescom D-Tap to Right Angle 4-Pin Female XLR Power Cable (2') would work with the C300 MKIII, as the pinout of the 4-pin XLR output could be different than the layout of the C300 MKIII's 4-pin XLR input.

Q: 4. Will this cable work on the Red Raven DC 4 pin power port?

A: Unfortunately this cable is not compatible with that particular power port.

Q: 5. What is the weight of the cable, without packaging?

A: I'm sorry, but I don't have a listed weight for the Cable Techniques Coiled Jumper Cable Low-Profile (6 to 15"). This is normally packaged in a simple plastic bag, so the 0.155 lbs packed weight is very close to the weight of the cable alone.

Q: 6. will this cable work AND supply phantom power to a Shure VP88 stereo mic?

A: Yes, this Cable Techniques Y-cable will work with the Shure VP88. In order to power the mic, each of the 3-pin XLR connectors must be connected to a phantom power

Q: 7. On the low profile connector are they plastic end caps or metal?

A: The colored end cap on the Cable Techniques CT-LPX-SR-24R Straight XLR Female to Low-Profile Right-Angle XLR Male Interconnect Cable is made of plastic.

Q: 8. Will this cable power BM Ursa mini pro from Freefly Movi Pro ?

A: You should be able to power using the d-tap out of Movi to 4-pin XLR on the BM Ursa Mini Pro.

Q: 9. 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: 10. 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.