Enjoy a short cable that is small, light, flexible, and suitable for professional applications in the studio with the Sescom 3-Pin Mini-XLR Male Audio Cable 6'from Sescom. This 6' long cable features a full 100% foil shield with a drain wire to help prevent interference by RF signals or other audio cables as well as to help prevent power hum. The mini-XLR 3-pin connectors save space on your patch bay or mixing console, which helps when you have a lot of cables to connect.

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Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this cable split the left and right channels of a stereo output or is it the same signal coming out of both XLRs?

A: This cable will separate the stereo signal out to left and right mono XLR outputs.

Q: 2. how long is the length of cable from the XLR connectors to where they meet?

A: Hi Greg, the length of cable between the XLR connection to where they both meet is approximately 16 inches.

Q: 3. how long is each split end?

A: The Manufacturer does not specify the length of the cable at the Y split for the Sescom SES-IPOD-XLRM06 3.5mm Stereo to Dual XLR Male Mono Audio Cable (6').

Q: 4. Can this be used with Shure WBH54 connecting to a standard jack with plug-in power (Rode AI-Micro)?

A: The TecNec TA4M-MPS-1.5 4-Pin Mini XLR Male to 3.5mm Stereo Cable would properly convert the connection of the Shure WBH54 microphone to connect it to a device such as the Rode AI-Micro. However, the operating voltage of the WBH54 is specified at 5V and the Rode AI-Micro's list of compatible microphones all run around 2.5V, so it is uncertain whether the AI-Micro would supply the power necessary through the Tecnec cable and back to the WBH54.

Q: 5. Is this a mono XLR or a 2 channel XLR cable?

A: Not sure. I ASSUMED 2 channel, but I didn't do anything to test that assumption.

Q: 6. I'd like to use a Shure WL183 mic, with a Sennheiser SK100 body pack. Will this cable do the job?

A: I'm afraid not.

Q: 7. Will this allow a Zoom H6 line out signal to be sent into both XLR ports of the Ursa Mini Pro camera?

A: Yes, the Hosa stereo mini to dual XLR cable can be used to send the line out audio from a Zoom H6 to the XLR inputs on the Ursa Mini Pro camera. Since you are sending a line level signal, make sure that you set the camera inputs for line level audio.

Q: 8. Can this be used to connect crown 311 headset microphone to a senheisser bodypack

A: Our cable is wired straight thru (1 to 1, 2 to 2), with pins 3 & 4 bridged with a buss wire to the sleeve of the 3.5mm TRS. You will need to confirm the pin configurations of the Crown headset and Sennheiser bodypack to confirm compatibility. Thanks!

Q: 9. How will the tracks record if this was used with a DJI Mic system (two mics and one receiver) connected to a Zoom recorder via 3.5mm to dual XLR?

A: In theory it should work. The DJI receiver has a 3.5mm unbalanced TRS jack so that should split ok to two separate channels on your Zoom with this adapter. I've not tried that personally, but seems like it would work.

Q: 10. If this is used with a pair of mics, will the recorded signal from each be blended, or will the two signals be hard panned left and right?

A: Never tried it. I've always used these for getting stereo output from an iPad or iPod into a console. Sorry I couldn't answer your question.