OQAN QABLP - Professional XLR Male to Stereo Jack (TRS) Cable of 5 meters
The OQAN QABLP is a professional audio cable designed to deliver high-fidelity, durable connectivity across a wide range of applications. Measuring 5 meters in length, this cable provides the flexibility needed to connect equipment on stage, in recording studios, or at home, without compromising signal quality. It features a male XLR connector on one end and a 6.35 mm stereo jack (TRS) on the other, making it a versatile solution for interconnecting microphones, mixing consoles, audio interfaces, powered monitors, and other professional audio equipment requiring a balanced signal.
Manufactured with high-quality components, the QABLP guarantees clean, interference-free audio transmission. Its internal conductors, typically made of oxygen-free copper (OFC), ensure optimal conductivity and minimal signal loss along its 5-meter length. Robust shielding protects the signal from electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), resulting in clear, noise-free sound. The durable metal connectors are designed for continuous use, ensuring a secure and reliable connection every time.
Main features
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Versatile connection: Equipped with a standard 3-pin male XLR connector and a 6.35 mm (1/4 inch) stereo jack (TRS) connector.
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Ideal length: Its 5 meters in length offer excellent reach for most studio and live setups.
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Balanced signal: The use of a TRS connector allows the transmission of a balanced audio signal, which drastically reduces noise and interference, especially in long cable runs.
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Robust construction: Designed with heavy-duty metal connectors and a flexible yet durable PVC jacket that protects the cable from everyday wear and tear.
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Superior audio quality: Thanks to its high-purity conductors and effective shielding, it preserves the integrity and clarity of the audio signal from source to destination.
Benefits for the musician and the sound engineer
The OQAN QABLP cable is an essential tool for anyone involved in the audio industry. For musicians, it means being able to connect their instrument or microphone to a mixing console or interface with the confidence that their sound will be faithfully reproduced. For sound engineers, it represents a reliable solution for setting up PA systems, configuring studio monitors, or microphones at live events. Its high-quality construction minimizes the possibility of technical failures, allowing them to focus on what matters most: the performance or the mix.
Use cases
This cable is the perfect choice for a multitude of situations:
- Connect the output of a mixing console to active studio monitors.
- Connect a dynamic or condenser microphone (that does not require phantom power through this channel) to the line input of an audio interface or mixer.
- Interconnect effects processors, equalizers or compressors in a studio rack.
- As a send or return cable for personal monitoring systems on stage.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this cable suitable for connecting a microphone to a powered speaker?
Yes, if the speaker has a 6.35 mm jack input compatible with line or microphone signals, this cable is perfect for that application.
Can I use this cable with a guitar?
Although physically possible, electric guitars typically use cables with mono jack (TS) connectors on both ends. This cable, being stereo (TRS), is primarily designed for balanced or stereo signals, so it's not the standard option for a guitar, though it might work depending on the amplifier or interface input.
Is the signal balanced or stereo?
XLR-to-TRS cabling like this is commonly used for two purposes: transmitting a balanced mono audio signal or an unbalanced stereo signal. In professional audio, its most widespread use is for carrying a balanced mono signal, which is more resistant to noise.
Are the connectors durable?
Yes, the connectors are metal and designed to provide a solid connection and withstand the frequent use typical of studio environments and live performances.
Project description
Professional audio cable, 5 meters long. It features a 3-pin male XLR (M) connector on one end and a 6.35 mm stereo jack (TRS) connector on the other. Designed for transmitting balanced audio signals, it has high-conductivity copper conductors, shielding for interference protection, and a flexible, durable PVC outer jacket. The connectors are metal-framed for maximum durability.
