6.35mm TRS Female to XLR Female Audio Adapter – 1/4" Jack Socket to 3-Pin XLR Connector
This professional audio adapter converts a 6.35mm (1/4") TRS female jack socket to a 3-pin XLR female connector, providing a reliable interface between balanced audio equipment in studio and live sound environments.
Constructed with a durable all-metal housing, this adapter offers excellent shielding against interference and long-term mechanical reliability. The precision-machined connectors ensure secure mating with microphones, mixers, amplifiers, audio interfaces, and signal processors.
Designed for balanced audio signal paths, the adapter is suitable for professional recording studios, PA systems, broadcast installations, and stage setups where robust and dependable signal conversion is required. Its compact inline design allows easy integration into existing cable runs without adding unnecessary bulk.
Typical applications include adapting XLR-terminated microphones or balanced outputs to equipment featuring 6.35mm TRS inputs, testing audio lines, and flexible signal routing in professional audio systems.
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This professional audio adapter converts a 6.35mm (1/4") TRS female jack socket to a 3-pin XLR female connector, providing a reliable interface between balanced audio equipment in studio and live sound environments.
Constructed with a durable all-metal housing, this adapter offers excellent shielding against interference and long-term mechanical reliability. The precision-machined connectors ensure secure mating with microphones, mixers, amplifiers, audio interfaces, and signal processors.
Designed for balanced audio signal paths, the adapter is suitable for professional recording studios, PA systems, broadcast installations, and stage setups where robust and dependable signal conversion is required. Its compact inline design allows easy integration into existing cable runs without adding unnecessary bulk.
Typical applications include adapting XLR-terminated microphones or balanced outputs to equipment featuring 6.35mm TRS inputs, testing audio lines, and flexible signal routing in professional audio systems.
