JOMLEY XLR to 3.5mm Balanced Cable Adapter, Gold-Plated 1/8 inch Mini
Jack Stereo to Regular XLR Female Mono Audio Adapter Cable for Condenser Microphones - 1ftUSD $9.99
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- The XLR Female to 3.5mm Balanced Cable Adapter is a type of audio cable that allows you to connect an XLR microphone or other audio device to a device with a 3.5mm audio input while maintaining a balanced audio signal. The balanced signal helps to reduce noise and interference for improved audio quality. This XLR connector is a regular size XLR connector, not a mini XLR connector.
- BALANCED XLR Female to 1/8 cable help you connect a condenser mic with a male XLR connector to a DSLR, DV camcorders, digital voice recorders, smartphones, laptops, or computers with a 3.5 mm mini-jack port, or connect a microphone to a DSLR camera, or connect a mixer to a smartphone.
- The 3.5mm to XLR balanced cable use 20 AWG 4N Oxygen Free Copper with shielding, which ensures high-fidelity sound quality and provide maximum conductivity and signal clarity. A great choice for the music lover. The XLR connector housing is high-strength zinc alloy die-casting polished black spray paint, beautiful.
- With 24K gold-plated XLR and 3.5 mm connectors, it could eliminate signal loss and static noise, provide durability and improve the signal transmission, and the copper shell blocks any interference which prevents the loss of sound quality. This is NOT an unbalanced Mono cable, nor is it a stereo cable.
- Heavy Duty Flexible Rubber and Nylon Braid Jacket protect your cable, is more resilient. The outer diameter of the female XLR to 3.5mm cable is 6.0mm(0.24 inch), Top quality material polyethylene insulation improves high-frequency response, strong, flexible. This 1/8 to XLR female cable carries a balanced mono signal into an unbalanced stereo input.
- Color: Black
- Size: 1 ft
- Weight: 0.1543235834
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