The SAPT304 right angle XLR female connector is an essential connector for sound engineers, DJs, and musicians who need to make tight-space connections or repair damaged cable ends in the field. This 3-pin XLR female connector features a 90-degree angle design that solves connection problems in cramped rack spaces and behind equipment.

The right-angle design allows you to make XLR connections where straight connectors won't fit, reducing cable stress and preventing damage in tight installations. The nickel-plated contacts ensure reliable signal transfer while the black hood with rubber grommet provides strain relief and professional appearance.

Built with quality materials including nickel connectors for corrosion resistance and durability, this connector handles the demands of regular live sound use. The rubber grommet protects the cable entry point from damage during transport and setup. At just 0.10 lbs, it won't add significant weight to your cable runs.

Use this connector for stage monitor sends in cramped spaces, rack-mounted equipment with limited clearance, or emergency cable repairs during shows. It's particularly useful for permanent installations where cables need to route around corners or behind equipment panels.

The connector accepts standard XLR cable construction and requires basic soldering skills for installation. Each connector comes ready to wire with your choice of audio cable.

Seismic Audio backs this connector with a one-year warranty and ships quickly to keep your audio setup running smoothly.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What makes this right-angle XLR connector better for tight spaces?

The 90-degree angle design allows XLR connections in spaces where straight connectors won't fit, such as behind rack equipment or in corner installations. This prevents cable stress and potential damage that occurs when straight connectors are forced into tight spaces.

Can I use this connector to repair any standard XLR cable?

Yes, this 3-pin XLR female connector works with any standard balanced audio cable. You'll need basic soldering skills to attach your cable conductors to the connector's terminals. The rubber grommet accommodates most common cable diameters.

How does the nickel plating affect sound quality?

Nickel-plated contacts provide better corrosion resistance than standard connectors, ensuring consistent signal transfer over time. This is especially important for permanent installations or frequently-used cables where oxidation could degrade the connection.

What cables and equipment work with this connector?

This female XLR connector accepts standard balanced audio cables and connects to any male XLR output, including microphones, mixing console outputs, and amplifier feeds. It's commonly used for monitor sends, main outputs, and patch connections.

Is this connector suitable for outdoor or touring use?

Yes, the nickel-plated contacts and rubber grommet strain relief make this connector suitable for touring and outdoor applications. The robust construction handles the physical demands of regular setup and teardown while maintaining reliable connections.

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