BST ADAPT-XLRF-J6.3MSTL - XLR Female to 6.35mm Stereo Male Adapter Long Version

BST ADAPT-XLRF-J6.3MSTL – XLR Female to 6.35mm Stereo Male Adapter Long Version

The BST ADAPT-XLRF-J6.3MSTL adapter converts balanced signals from a 3-pin female XLR connector to a 1/4" (6.35 mm) TRS stereo jack in a “long” format for easy access in dense racks and patch bays. Its 60 mm (2.4 in) body is made of reinforced polymer with internal metal reinforcements and high-density insulation for EMI/RFI rejection. Both the female XLR and stereo jack connectors are nickel-plated brass to ensure stable contact, low electrical resistance, and clear signal transmission without induced noise.

Main features

• Adapter Type: 3-pin XLR Female → 6.35mm Stereo TRS Jack Male.
• Long version: 60mm elongated body for greater accessibility.
• Connectors: High conductivity nickel-plated brass.
• Body: reinforced polymer with internal metal inserts.
• Internal insulation: high-density polymer for EMI/RFI protection.
• Outer diameter: approx. 15 mm at the widest point.
• Color: Matte black housing with silver details.
• Working temperature: –20 °C to +70 °C.

Product benefits

• Convenient Access: The long body allows for connecting and disconnecting without interfering with adjacent cables.
• Full stereo signal: maintains both channels without loss or interference.
• Noise Rejection: Internal insulation and rugged construction minimize electromagnetic interference.
• Professional durability: materials and design prepared for intensive use in the studio and live.
• Universal compatibility: ideal for audio interfaces, mixing consoles, monitoring equipment and Hi-Fi systems.

Use cases

• Patch bays and connection panels in recording and broadcast studios.
• Convert balanced XLR outputs to TRS monitor or headphone inputs.
• Touring and live event racks with mixed connections.
• Fixed installations in auditoriums, conference rooms and theaters.

Frequently Asked Questions

• Does it maintain a balanced signal? No; when converted to a stereo TRS jack, the signal is no longer balanced, although it retains line level.
• Is it suitable for digital signals? No; it's designed exclusively for line-level analog audio.
• Does it require maintenance? Just clean the connectors periodically to prevent corrosion and ensure good contact.

Description for projects

BST ADAPT-XLRF-J6.3MSTL adapter, 3-pin XLR female to 6.35 mm TRS jack, 60 mm body in metal-reinforced polymer, nickel-plated brass connectors and EMI/RFI isolation.