Professional right-angle XLR female connectors designed for sound engineers, touring musicians, and live sound technicians who need reliable connections in tight spaces. These connectors solve cable routing problems in cramped rack cases, behind mixing boards, and in mobile PA setups where standard straight connectors won't fit.

Each connector features a 90-degree right-angle design that allows XLR cables to connect flush against surfaces or in confined spaces without cable strain. The nickel-plated 3-pin configuration ensures solid signal transmission for microphones, direct boxes, and line-level audio gear.

Built with durable nickel connectors and black protective hoods with rubber grommets for strain relief. The right-angle design reduces wear on cable ends and prevents accidental disconnection during live performances. Each connector weighs just 0.10 pounds, making them practical for road cases and mobile rigs.

Perfect for connecting microphones in tight monitor wedge positions, routing cables behind mixing consoles, or creating custom patch cables for permanently installed church sound systems and venue PA setups. These connectors work with any standard 3-pin XLR male cable end.

Installation requires basic soldering skills to attach your existing XLR cables. The package includes four connectors, giving you enough for multiple cable repairs or custom builds. Seismic Audio backs these connectors with a one-year warranty and ships them ready for immediate use in your next live sound project.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

Right-angle XLR connectors allow cables to sit flush against surfaces and route cleanly in tight spaces like rack cases or behind mixing boards. They reduce cable strain and prevent accidental disconnection in cramped areas where straight connectors would stick out and get bumped or damaged.

Do I need soldering skills to use these connectors?

Yes, these are bare connectors that require soldering to attach to your XLR cables. You'll need basic soldering equipment and skills to connect the cable's conductors to the appropriate pins. If you're not comfortable soldering, consider having a local audio technician install them for you.

Can I use these with any XLR cable?

These female connectors work with any standard 3-pin XLR male cable end. They're compatible with microphone cables, line-level audio cables, and DMX lighting cables that use the standard XLR 3-pin configuration.

How much space do these save compared to straight XLR connectors?

The right-angle design allows the cable to exit parallel to the mounting surface instead of perpendicular, saving approximately 2-3 inches of clearance space. This makes them ideal for rack-mounted equipment, wall-mounted speakers, or any installation where space behind the connector is limited.

Are these suitable for permanent installations like church sound systems?

Yes, these connectors are built for reliability in both portable and permanent installations. The nickel plating resists corrosion, and the rubber grommet provides strain relief for long-term use. They're commonly used in houses of worship, theaters, and other venues where cables need to route cleanly along walls or through tight spaces.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov