Audibax Pro XLR Female to TRS Jack 1m - Balanced 6.35mm Cable for Professional Audio

Audibax Pro XLR Female to TRS Jack 1m - Balanced 6.35mm Cable for Professional Audio

The Audibax Pro XLR Female to TRS Jack 1 meter cable is part of the Pro series and is designed for the reliable connection of professional audio equipment. With a 3-pin XLR (female) connector on one end and a 6.35 mm TRS jack on the other, it allows for the transmission of a balanced signal between mixing consoles, interfaces, preamps, amplifiers, or powered speakers, reducing noise and interference. Its low-capacitance design, durable PVC jacket , and 6 mm outer diameter provide comfortable handling and a long lifespan in rental and installation applications. The 0.76 mm conductor cross-section ensures stable transmission, while the silver-plated contacts guarantee a solid, low-resistance connection.

Main features

• Connection: XLR 3 pin (female) → 6.35 mm TRS jack (stereo/balanced).
• Cable type: Balanced (ideal for balanced mic/line lines).
• Series: Audibax Pro, with low noise and low capacitance design.
• Length: 1 meter; color: black.
• Outer diameter: 6 mm; conductor section: 0.76 mm.
• Cover material: High durability PVC.
• Connectors: gray housing with high-performance silver contacts .

Product benefits

• Less noise and interference: balanced XLR ↔ TRS connection that improves the signal/noise ratio in short and medium runs.
• Professional compatibility: maps the standard balanced signal (tip = hot, ring = cold, sleeve = ground) to connect to TRS inputs of interfaces, power amplifiers, or active speakers.
• Robust construction: 6mm PVC sleeve for heavy-duty use in live performances, studios and events.
• Precise connectivity: XLR female with secure locking and 6.35 mm TRS jack for a firm and stable connection.

Use cases

• Balanced XLR output from console or preamp → balanced TRS input from power amp, interface or active monitor.
• Patch in rack or studio that requires physical format conversion while maintaining a balanced signal.
• AV integration in auditoriums, churches, gyms and multipurpose rooms with professional cabling.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this cable stereo?
  The connector is TRS (3 contacts) . In professional audio, it is used for balanced mono signals (Tip=positive, Ring=negative, Sleeve=shield). It does not split the signal into two "left/right" channels.
• Is it suitable for microphones?
  Yes, if you connect a balanced XLR output to a balanced TRS input . If you need phantom power , use XLR cables/inputs; phantom power is not supplied by standard TRS.
• What is the typical pinout?
  XLR: pin 1 = ground, pin 2 = hot , pin 3 = cold . TRS: Tip = hot , Ring = cold , Sleeve = dough.
• What is the difference with a TS (mono) jack?
  TS has two contacts and transmits an unbalanced signal; it is more susceptible to noise over long runs. This cable uses TRS to maintain a balanced connection.

Usage recommendations

• Avoid running it parallel to power cables to minimize coupling.
• Check that the destination input is balanced TRS to retain the noise cancellation benefits.
• Insert and remove the connectors while holding the housing to extend the cable's lifespan.

Project description

Balanced audio cable, XLR 3-pin (female) to 6.35 mm TRS jack , 1 m length. Outer diameter 6 mm, conductor cross-section 0.76 mm. Pro Series with low capacitance design, silver-plated contacts, and durable PVC jacket. Black.