The SARAX3 right angle XLR patch cables are built for tight spaces where standard straight connectors create clearance problems. Whether you're patching rack gear, connecting stage boxes in cramped quarters, or running cables behind equipment where every inch matters, these low-profile connectors solve space constraints that straight XLR cables can't handle.

Each 3-foot cable features male XLR on one end and female XLR on the other, both with right angle connectors that sit flat against equipment panels. This makes them ideal for rack-mounted gear, stage boxes positioned against walls, or any setup where cables need to bend immediately at the connection point without creating stress on the connectors.

The cables use 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors for reliable signal transfer in balanced audio applications. At 3 feet, they're perfectly sized for rack patching, connecting adjacent pieces of gear, or short runs between stage boxes and mixers. The right angle design reduces the overall footprint compared to straight connectors with bent cables, keeping your setup cleaner and more organized.

These patch cables work well for connecting mixers to equalizers, crossovers to amplifiers, or any gear requiring balanced XLR connections in professional audio setups. They're particularly useful in mobile DJ rigs, church sound systems, and permanent installations where space efficiency matters. The 6-pack quantity provides enough cables to handle multiple connections in most small to medium venue setups.

Each cable comes ready to use with no additional adapters needed. Seismic Audio backs these cables with a one-year warranty and ships them fast to keep your projects moving.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the advantage of right angle XLR connectors over straight ones?

Right angle connectors sit flat against equipment panels, eliminating the need to bend cables immediately at the connection point. This reduces strain on both the cable and the equipment's XLR jack, while also saving space in tight rack configurations or when equipment is positioned against walls.

How long should patch cables be for typical rack setups?

Three-foot patch cables are the standard length for most rack applications, providing enough reach to connect gear in adjacent rack spaces or skip one space between units. This length prevents excess cable coiling while giving you flexibility in equipment positioning within the rack.

Can I use these cables to connect microphones to mixers?

These are designed as patch cables for connecting line-level equipment like mixers, EQs, and crossovers. While they'll physically connect microphones, standard microphone cables are typically longer (10-25 feet) to allow performer movement. Use these for equipment-to-equipment connections rather than mic-to-mixer runs.

Will six cables handle a typical small venue sound system?

Six patch cables work well for most small to medium church or club setups where you need to connect a mixer to EQ, crossover, and amplifiers. Larger venues with more complex signal routing may need additional cables, but this pack covers the essential connections in most systems under 300-person capacity.

Do these cables work with all XLR equipment?

Yes, these use standard 3-pin XLR connectors that work with any balanced audio equipment using XLR connections. The right angle design doesn't affect compatibility - they'll connect to mixers, amplifiers, processors, and other pro audio gear just like straight XLR cables.

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