Professional XLR male connectors built for musicians, sound engineers, and mobile DJs who need reliable connections for microphones and pro audio gear. The SAPT249 4-pack delivers studio-grade connectivity without the premium price tag.

These 3-pin XLR male connectors handle balanced audio signals from microphones, preamps, and mixing consoles with professional-grade reliability. The nickel-plated shells and silver-plated contacts ensure clean signal transfer and resist corrosion over years of use.

Each connector features heavy-duty strain relief and a rubber grommet that protects against cable pull and prevents connection failures during live performances. The nickel plating extends component life while the 3-pole wiring supports standard balanced audio applications. Black hoods provide a professional appearance that matches most pro audio setups.

Perfect for building custom mic cables, repairing damaged connections, or expanding your cable collection for touring rigs and permanent installations. Whether you're running sound for a 100-person venue or building cables for your home studio, these connectors handle the demands of professional audio work.

These male XLR connectors mate with female XLR inputs on mixing consoles, audio interfaces, and powered speakers. Use with standard XLR cable for microphone runs up to 100 feet without signal degradation.

Backed by Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and same-day shipping on orders placed before 3 PM EST. Professional-grade connectors that deliver reliable performance show after show.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What audio equipment do these XLR male connectors work with?

These 3-pin XLR male connectors work with any device that has XLR female inputs, including mixing consoles, audio interfaces, powered speakers, and preamps. They're designed for balanced audio signals from microphones, direct boxes, and line-level sources. The standard 3-pin configuration is compatible with all professional audio equipment using XLR connections.

Can I use these connectors to build microphone cables for live performances?

Yes, these connectors are built for professional live sound applications. The heavy-duty strain relief and nickel-plated construction handle the rigors of touring and frequent setup/teardown. Pair them with quality microphone cable to build custom lengths for your specific venue needs, from small clubs to outdoor festivals.

How long can I run XLR cables using these connectors?

XLR cables built with these connectors can run up to 100 feet without noticeable signal loss, making them suitable for large venue applications. The balanced connection design and quality materials maintain signal integrity over long runs. For distances beyond 100 feet, consider using a DI box or signal booster.

What's the difference between XLR male and female connectors?

XLR male connectors have pins and plug into female XLR inputs on equipment like mixing consoles and audio interfaces. XLR female connectors have holes and receive the male connector from microphones or other sources. These male connectors are typically used on the "destination" end of a cable that connects to your mixing board or recorder.

Do these connectors require any special tools for installation?

You'll need a soldering iron, solder, wire strippers, and a small screwdriver to attach these connectors to cable. The process involves stripping the cable jacket, soldering the conductors to the appropriate pins (pin 1 = ground, pin 2 = hot, pin 3 = cold), and securing the cable in the strain relief. Basic soldering skills are required for proper installation.

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