The SAPT51 XLR male panel mount connector is built for recording studios, live sound engineers, and audio installers who need reliable, permanent XLR connections in racks, stage boxes, and custom audio panels. This nickel-plated connector provides the foundation for expanding I/O capacity in professional audio systems.

This panel mount connector creates secure XLR male connections that integrate directly into equipment racks, snake boxes, and custom audio installations. The threaded design locks into standard panel holes, providing a stable connection point that won't work loose during transport or heavy use.

The connector features nickel plating for corrosion resistance and long-term reliability in demanding environments. It fits standard "D" series hole patterns, making it compatible with most professional audio panels and rack-mount equipment. The robust construction handles repeated plugging and unplugging without degrading signal quality.

Recording studios use these connectors to expand input channels on custom patch bays and snake systems. Live sound companies integrate them into stage boxes and splitter panels for multi-channel audio distribution. Installation teams rely on them for permanent XLR connections in churches, theaters, and conference facilities where clean cable runs are essential.

The threaded panel mount design requires a standard "D" series cutout in your panel or enclosure. Standard XLR cables connect directly to the rear pins for signal routing.

Seismic Audio backs each connector with a one-year warranty and ships nationwide, giving you the professional-grade connectivity components your audio system demands.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What hole size do I need to mount this XLR connector?

This connector fits standard "D" series hole patterns commonly used in professional audio equipment. You'll need a 24mm (15/16") diameter hole in your panel or enclosure to properly mount this threaded connector.

Can I use this connector for both microphone and line level signals?

Yes, this XLR panel mount connector handles both microphone and line level signals without issue. The connector itself is passive - it simply provides the physical connection point while your connected equipment determines the signal level and impedance.

How do I wire audio signals to the back of this panel connector?

The rear of the connector has standard XLR solder points (pins 1, 2, and 3) where you can directly solder your audio cables. Pin 1 connects to shield/ground, pin 2 to positive/hot, and pin 3 to negative/cold following standard XLR wiring conventions.

Is this connector suitable for permanent installations in venues?

Absolutely. The nickel plating provides corrosion resistance for long-term installations, and the threaded panel mount design creates a secure connection that won't work loose over time. Many churches, theaters, and conference centers use these for permanent XLR connection points.

What's the difference between this and a standard XLR cable connector?

This is a panel mount connector designed to be permanently installed in equipment racks, stage boxes, or walls. Unlike cable-end XLR connectors, this creates a fixed connection point that cables can plug into, making it ideal for custom audio installations and expanding I/O capacity.

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