Audibax Pro XLR Male to Balanced Jack 10m - Low Capacitance Balanced TRS Audio Cable (Black)

Audibax Pro XLR Male to Balanced Jack 10m - Low Capacitance Balanced TRS Audio Cable (Black)

The Audibax Pro XLR Male to Balanced Jack Cable (10 Meters, Black) is a reliable solution for connecting balanced XLR outputs to balanced TRS jack inputs on mixers, interfaces, or processors. It belongs to Audibax's Pro series , designed for ultra-pure transmission thanks to its low-capacitance design , maximum shielding , and high-performance connectors with silver-plated contacts . Its 6 mm outer diameter , 0.76 mm conductor cross-section , and PVC jacket provide durability and flexibility for rental and installation , maintaining signal integrity along its 10-meter length. Finished in black .

Main features

• Interface: XLR male (3 pins) → balanced TRS jack
• Length: 10 meters
• Series: Audibax Pro
• Electrical construction: low capacitance and “low noise” design with maximum insulation
• Connectors: High performance with silver-plated contacts
• Cable outer diameter: 6 mm
• Conductor section: 0.76 mm
• Cover: Durable PVC
• Color: black

Product benefits

• Professional compatibility : links equipment with balanced XLR outputs to balanced TRS jack inputs while maintaining noise rejection.
• Clean and stable signal : Low capacitance and isolation reduce hum and interference in demanding environments.
• Reliability on tour and installation : PVC cover and 6mm construction that withstands frequent rolling and stage pulling.
• Secure connection : robust connectors with silver contacts for a firm and durable coupling.

Use cases

• Balanced XLR output from interface/preamp/console to balanced TRS input of power amp, active monitor or patchbay.
• Stage and studio connections that require medium runs with good noise immunity.
• Integration of processors and DI/patch boxes with XLR↔TRS standards.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does the "balanced/stereo" jack carry L/R stereo audio?
No. The TRS connector is used here in balanced mono mode (Tip=signal+, Ring=signal–, Sleeve=ground). “Stereo” describes the connector type (TRS), not the L/R configuration.

Does it work to switch from balanced to unbalanced?
This cable is designed for balanced to balanced (XLR to TRS) connections. To power unbalanced inputs, use specific wiring or DI boxes/converters depending on the equipment.

Can I use it with microphones?
Yes, provided the destination is a balanced TRS input suitable for the signal level. Typical use is at line level between professional equipment.

Good interconnection practices

• Standard XLR→TRS (balanced) wiring: Pin 2 (XLR) → Tip (TRS), Pin 3 → Ring , Pin 1 → Sleeve . This mapping keeps the transmission balanced.
• Keep power cord runs separate and avoid crushing or tightly folding them.
• If you are connecting to unbalanced equipment, consult interconnection guides to avoid ground loops.

Project description

Pro series audio cable; XLR male (3 pin) to balanced TRS jack interface; 10 m length; 6 mm outer diameter; 0.76 mm conductor section; silver contacts; low capacitance construction with maximum insulation; PVC jacket; black color.