PD-Connex CX44-1 - Professional Audio Cable XLR to 6.3 mm Stereo Jack (TRS)

PD-Connex CX44-1 - Professional Audio Cable XLR to 6.3 mm Stereo Jack (TRS)

The PD-Connex CX44-1 is a high-quality balanced signal cable designed to deliver professional, clean, and interference-free audio transmission. Measuring 1.5 meters in length, this cable connects equipment with male XLR outputs to devices with 6.35 mm stereo (TRS) jack inputs, ensuring a robust and reliable connection. Its flexible construction and premium metal connectors make it the ideal choice for musicians, sound engineers, and audio enthusiasts seeking performance and durability.

Thanks to its balanced design, the CX44-1 is exceptionally effective at eliminating noise, hum, and electromagnetic interference (EMI and RFI). This is achieved through comprehensive shielding, consisting of 84 0.1 mm wires, ensuring that the audio signal remains pure and crystal clear from source to destination. It is the perfect solution for demanding environments such as recording studios, live stages, or DJ setups.

Main features

• Professional Balanced Connection: Equipped with a 3-pin male XLR connector on one end and a male 6.3mm stereo (TRS) jack on the other, ideal for balanced audio signal transmission that minimizes noise.
• Superior Signal Quality: Constructed with a 28x0.1mm copper conductor and a dense 84x0.1mm shielding, it guarantees pristine, interference-free signal transfer.
• Robust Metal Connectors: High-quality metal connectors not only ensure a secure and stable connection, but also offer great durability and resistance to continuous use.
• Flexible and Durable Design: The 6mm diameter outer jacket provides great flexibility for easy handling and routing, while protecting the internal conductors from physical damage.
• Simple Organization: A practical cable tie is included to facilitate storage and transport, keeping the equipment tidy.

Benefits for the user

Using the PD-Connex CX44-1 cable results in a noticeable improvement in audio quality. As a balanced cable, it protects the signal from degradation over longer cable runs and in environments with significant electrical interference. This means you'll get clearer sound, with less background noise and greater fidelity, allowing recordings and live performances to sound professional. The robust construction of its components ensures a long-term investment, withstanding the demands of touring, concerts, and daily studio use.

Use cases

This cable is extremely versatile and essential in multiple audio setups:

• Connect professional microphones to mixing consoles or audio interfaces.
• Send the audio signal from a mixing console to active speakers or studio monitors.
• Connect musical instruments with balanced output, such as keyboards or synthesizers, to mixing consoles.
• Use in DJ sound systems, connecting controllers or mixers to amplifiers or speakers.
• Ideal for home and professional recording studios that require a clean and reliable audio signal.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between a stereo (TRS) and a mono (TS) jack cable?
A stereo jack (TRS) connector has three contacts (tip, ring, and sleeve), allowing it to carry a balanced or stereo signal. A mono jack (TS) only has two contacts (tip and sleeve) and can only carry an unbalanced signal. For noise cancellation, a TRS cable like this one is required.

Why should I use a balanced cable instead of an unbalanced one?
Balanced cables are superior at rejecting noise from external sources, such as power cables and radio frequencies. They are the standard choice in professional environments or when using cable lengths greater than a few meters, as they ensure that the signal reaches its destination with minimal degradation.

Is this cable suitable for connecting a guitar to a mixing console?
Most electric guitars use an unbalanced (TS) output. While this cable will work, a dedicated instrument cable (TS to TS) is more suitable for a guitar. However, if the guitar is connected through a direct injection (DI) box, this cable is perfect for connecting the DI box's XLR output to the mixing console.

Project description

Professional 1.5-meter balanced audio cable. It features a 3-pin male XLR connector on one end and a 6.3 mm stereo (TRS) jack on the other. The conductor consists of 28 strands of 0.1 mm and the shielding is made up of 84 strands of 0.1 mm, with a total cable diameter of 6 mm. The connectors are metal to ensure maximum durability and a reliable connection.