The SAPT303 right-angle XLR male connector is an essential component for sound engineers, DJs, and venue technicians who need reliable connections in tight spaces or when cable routing requires a 90-degree turn. This professional-grade connector solves common setup challenges where standard straight connectors won't fit.

Built with nickel-plated pins and contacts, this connector delivers secure signal transmission for microphones, monitors, and other balanced audio equipment. The right-angle design prevents cable stress and allows clean installation behind racks, against walls, or in cramped performance spaces where straight connectors would force awkward bends.

The black metal housing with rubber strain relief protects against wear from repeated connections and disconnections. Each connector weighs just 0.10 pounds, making it easy to carry multiple units in your repair kit. The three-pin configuration handles standard balanced audio signals with proper grounding.

Live sound technicians use these for permanent installations where cables run along walls or into tight rack spaces. Mobile DJs appreciate having spare connectors for quick cable repairs during events. Churches and schools often need these for custom cable runs around architectural features or built-in equipment racks.

The connector requires soldering to attach to your cable – pins are clearly marked for hot, cold, and ground connections. Each SAPT303 comes ready to wire with your existing audio cable.

Seismic Audio backs every connector with a one-year warranty and ships quickly to keep your sound system running without delays.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What cables can I use this connector with?

This XLR male connector works with any standard balanced audio cable that requires a 3-pin XLR connection. You'll need to solder the connector to your cable, connecting the appropriate wires to the hot (pin 2), cold (pin 3), and ground (pin 1) terminals. It's commonly used for microphone cables, monitor feeds, and other balanced audio connections.

When would I need a right-angle XLR connector instead of a straight one?

Right-angle connectors are essential when space is limited or when you need the cable to run parallel to a surface. They're particularly useful behind equipment racks, against walls, or in tight performance spaces where a straight connector would force the cable into an awkward bend that could damage the wire over time.

Do I need any special tools to install this connector?

You'll need a soldering iron, solder, wire strippers, and basic hand tools to attach this connector to your cable. The pins are clearly marked for proper wiring, and the strain relief boot helps protect your solder joints from stress. Basic soldering skills are required for a reliable connection.

How does this compare to plastic XLR connectors?

This nickel-plated metal connector provides better durability and signal integrity than plastic alternatives. The metal housing offers superior electromagnetic shielding, and the nickel plating resists corrosion for long-term reliability. While plastic connectors may be cheaper, metal connectors like this one are preferred for professional applications.

Can this connector handle phantom power for condenser microphones?

Yes, this 3-pin XLR connector is fully compatible with +48V phantom power commonly used for condenser microphones. The nickel-plated contacts and proper pin configuration ensure safe phantom power transmission when properly wired and connected to phantom-capable equipment like mixing consoles or preamps.

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