The SATRXL-M10 Purple 6-Pack delivers professional XLR male to TRS patch cables for connecting balanced outputs to unbalanced inputs in your live sound rig. These 10-foot cables bridge the gap between mixers, equalizers, crossovers, compressors, and amplifiers when your gear has different connector types.

Each cable features a metal 3-pin XLR male connector on one end and a metal 1/4" TRS connector on the other, handling balanced signals from your mixer's outputs to rack gear inputs. The shielded design with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors maintains signal integrity across the 10-foot length.

The heavy-duty flexible rubber jacket stands up to repeated setup and teardown, while high-grade fiberglass insulators in the TRS connectors ensure reliable connections. Purple color coding helps with cable management in complex setups where you need to quickly identify specific signal paths.

Perfect for live sound engineers running front-of-house mixers to outboard processing gear, or connecting rack-mounted equipment in permanent installations. The 10-foot length works well for rack-to-rack connections or mixer-to-nearby processor setups without excess cable clutter.

Each cable terminates in professional metal connectors designed for frequent plugging and unplugging. The 6-pack provides enough cables for a complete signal chain or spares for critical connections.

Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty with fast shipping to get your rig connected and ready for the next show.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between XLR male to TRS and TRS to TRS cables?

XLR male to TRS cables connect balanced outputs (like mixer sends) to unbalanced inputs (like amplifier inputs or some rack gear). TRS to TRS cables maintain balanced connections on both ends. Use XLR to TRS when your mixer has XLR outputs but your amplifier or processor has 1/4" TRS inputs.

Can I use these cables to connect my mixer directly to powered speakers?

These cables work if your powered speakers have 1/4" TRS inputs and your mixer has XLR outputs. However, many powered PA speakers use XLR inputs, in which case you'd want XLR male to XLR female cables instead. Check your speaker's input connections before ordering.

How many cables do I need for a typical live sound setup?

A basic stereo setup needs two cables (left and right main outputs). Add more for monitor sends, effects sends, or connecting multiple pieces of rack gear. This 6-pack covers a main stereo pair plus four additional connections for monitors, effects, or backup cables.

Will 10 feet reach from my mixer to my amplifier rack?

Ten feet works well for most stage setups where your mixer and amp rack are positioned close together. If your mixer is at front-of-house position and amps are on stage, you'll likely need longer cable runs - typically 25 to 50 feet for those applications.

Do these cables maintain balanced signals throughout the connection?

These cables convert balanced XLR signals to unbalanced TRS connections. The XLR end receives a balanced signal, but the TRS end outputs an unbalanced signal. This is normal when connecting balanced mixer outputs to unbalanced amplifier inputs, which is the primary use case for this cable type.

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