Audibax Silver XLR Male to Balanced TRS Jack 1.5m - OFC Audio Cable with Spiral Shielding

Audibax Silver XLR Male to Balanced TRS Jack 1.5m - OFC Audio Cable with Spiral Shielding

The Audibax Silver XLR Male to Balanced Jack 1.5m cable is part of the Silver series and is designed for everyday use in rental , studio, and fixed installations. It features 0.24mm² OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors , OFC spiral shielding to minimize interference, and a highly durable PVC jacket that provides excellent flexibility and resistance to twisting. One end has a 3-pin XLR (male) connector with silver-plated contacts and a gray metal body; the other end has a 6.35mm TRS (balanced) jack with a 24k gold-plated tip for improved contact and corrosion resistance. Its 6mm outer diameter facilitates tangle-free routing and ensures easy handling on stages and in racks.

Main features

• Series: Silver.
• Type: XLR male to 6.35 mm TRS jack (balanced).
• Length: 1.5 m.
• Color: black.
• Cable outer diameter: 6 mm.
• Conductor: OFC (oxygen-free copper), 0.24 mm² cross-section.
• Shielding: High-coverage OFC spiral for noise reduction.
• Jacket: Flexible and durable PVC.
• Connector A: XLR 3 pins (male), silver contacts, gray body.
• Connector B: 6.35 mm balanced TRS jack, 24k gold-plated tip, gray body.
• Construction: Low-noise design with stable dynamic reproduction.

Product benefits

• Cleaner and more stable transmission on short and medium travel thanks to the balanced connection (common noise cancellation) and spiral shielding.
• Greater reliability in connections due to the use of OFC and the gold-plated tip of the jack, which improves conductivity and reduces oxidation.
• Easy handling in assembly/disassembly: flexible PVC cover and 6 mm diameter for quick rolling without excessive memory.
• Professional finish (black) that goes unnoticed on stage, truss, studios and auditoriums.

Use cases

• Interconnection between balanced XLR outputs of consoles/preamps and balanced TRS inputs of interfaces, power amps or active monitors.
• Patch adaptation in racks and stages where XLR ↔ TRS conversion is required while maintaining a balanced signal.
• Fixed installations in rehearsal rooms, schools, churches, auditoriums and rental backline .

Frequently Asked Questions

• Is this cable stereo? No. It's balanced mono . The TRS connector uses a tip/ring/sleeve for hot, cold, and ground, respectively; it doesn't sum or split stereo channels.
• Is it suitable for microphones? It's not a typical microphone cable. For microphones , a female XLR to male XLR cable is recommended. This model is primarily used to convert a balanced XLR line signal to TRS inputs.
• What advantage does balanced connection offer? Less pickup of hum and radio frequency compared to unbalanced connections, especially in long runs or electrically noisy environments.
• Is spiral shielding suitable for audio? Yes, it offers great flexibility and effective coverage for audio signals, ideal for cabling that is frequently moved.

Good connection practices

• Always connect the XLR output to a balanced TRS input to take advantage of noise cancellation (pin 2 ↔ tip, pin 3 ↔ ring, pin 1 ↔ sleeve).
• Avoid parallel runs with power lines and coil without twisting to prolong the cable's lifespan.

Project description

Silver Series Balanced Audio Cable, 1.5 m, Black, 6 mm Diameter, 0.24 mm OFC Conductor with OFC Spiral Shielding and PVC Jacket. Connector A: 3-pin XLR Male, Silver-Plated Contacts, Gray. Connector B: 6.35 mm Balanced TRS Jack, 24k Gold-Plated Tip, Gray.