Xlr Male To Lightning Cable

[6' / 1.8 m] The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable is a super high quality cable that sounds great and should last many years. It also carries a lifetime warranty. Cables are getting to ridiculous prices just like all audio equipment, but B&H always has the best prices.

[RJ45] It's hard to find good cables like this with male XLR and mini-jack. The cable comes with a Velcro tie, which keeps it neatly rolled. My only criticism is that the packaging was somewhat difficult to remove.

[24 AWG] The Pearstone XF-2XM XLR Female to 2 XLR Male Y-Cable is great for when we are doing interviews and we want to send the main mic signal to multiple sources. We've used 2-3 times and haven't had any issues. It's built well and should hold up to day-to-day use. I'm glad it's in my audio bag. [I received this item in exchange for my honest review]

[4.5 x 3 x 0.2"] It works. Sometimes you need the ability to connect two male XLR cables to each other. This does the job.

[Yes] nice xlr cable

This wallplate with the Male 3-pin XLR already installed was exactly what we needed to make our football broadcast great.

[3] This wallplate with the Male 3-pin XLR already installed was exactly what we needed to make our football broadcast great.

[5.75 lb] If you're using with a Mixer make sure to have 1/4 TRS to XLR male & female, 1 each We use this to broadcast audio from Conference Bridges for meetings and conventions. It works very well and is easy to setup.

[< -55 dB] These snakes are a personal favorite for design. When labeling the XLR Male connectors you can read every label in the lineup. Typical stage boxes with connectors facing down are not readable the same way.

[0.15 lb] Fit this Neutrik NA3FDM XLR Female to Male Feedthrough Adapter for Panel Mount into a RapcoHorizon SP-1DFN XLR Single Gang Wall Plate with 1 Neutrik NC3FD-L-1 Connector after knocking out the rivets, then re-riveting it to the plate. Then I fit it into a movable pulpit where the original jack had been abused and the soldered connections severed. In a church environment, who can fix that, and who needs downtime? Especially with very young and active kids!