Professional XLR mini connectors for audio engineers, musicians, and AV technicians who need reliable signal connections for wireless systems, headphones, and portable recording gear. The SAPT29 4-pack delivers the backup connectors every pro needs in their toolkit.

These 3-pin mini XLR female connectors handle balanced audio signals with solid contact integrity. Built for field repairs and custom cable assembly, they feature durable metal construction that maintains clean signal transfer under regular use.

Each connector uses standard 3-pin mini XLR configuration with secure locking mechanism. The female design accepts mini XLR male plugs from wireless microphone transmitters, in-ear monitor systems, and professional headphones. Solder connections provide long-term reliability compared to cheaper crimp-only alternatives.

Essential for live sound engineers managing wireless mic systems, monitor engineers handling IEM feeds, and studio professionals building custom interconnects. Churches upgrading to wireless systems benefit from having spares on hand for quick repairs between services. Mobile DJs can fix damaged wireless connections without missing a beat.

These connectors require basic soldering skills for cable assembly or repair work. Perfect for building custom interface cables or replacing worn connectors on existing equipment.

Seismic Audio backs these connectors with a one-year warranty. Having four connectors in the pack ensures you're covered for multiple repairs or custom cable projects without running short on critical components.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment uses 3-pin mini XLR connectors?

Wireless microphone transmitters, in-ear monitor systems, professional headphones, and some portable recording devices use 3-pin mini XLR connections. These connectors are standard on Shure, Audio-Technica, and Sennheiser wireless systems for bodypack transmitters and IEM receivers.

Do I need soldering skills to use these connectors?

Yes, these connectors require soldering to attach to cable conductors. You'll need basic electronics soldering skills and appropriate tools including flux, solder, and a soldering iron. The connections involve soldering the cable's conductors to the connector's pins and securing the cable jacket to the strain relief.

Can these connectors handle phantom power?

While 3-pin mini XLR connectors can technically carry phantom power, most wireless systems and IEM applications don't use phantom power. These connectors are designed primarily for line-level and mic-level balanced audio signals rather than phantom-powered microphone connections.

How do these compare to full-size XLR connectors?

Mini XLR connectors are physically smaller and use the same 3-pin balanced audio configuration as full-size XLR. They're specifically designed for portable equipment where space is limited, like wireless transmitters and IEM systems. The signal quality is identical, but the smaller size makes them ideal for bodypack applications.

What cable gauge works with these connectors?

These mini XLR connectors accommodate standard microphone cable gauges typically used in wireless and IEM applications. Most technicians use 22-26 AWG cable for these connections, which provides the right balance of flexibility and signal integrity for portable audio equipment.

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