The SATRXL-M2 six-pack delivers professional-grade XLR male to TRS patch cables for live sound engineers and studio operators who need reliable connections between mixers, EQs, compressors, and amplifiers. These 2-foot balanced cables handle the critical signal routing that keeps your audio chain clean and connected.

Each cable features a metal 3-pin XLR male connector on one end and a metal 1/4" TRS connector with high-grade fiberglass insulators on the other. The balanced design maintains signal integrity across your rack gear, whether you're patching from a digital mixer's XLR outputs to your graphic EQ's TRS inputs or connecting outboard processors in your signal chain.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and comprehensive shielding, these cables resist interference while delivering consistent performance. The heavy-duty flexible rubber jacket stands up to repeated studio connections and live gig setups. At 2 feet long, they're ideal for rack-to-rack connections and mixer patch bays where longer runs would create cable clutter.

Perfect for connecting mixing consoles to outboard gear in recording studios, live sound racks for bands and DJs, and church sound systems where balanced connections ensure noise-free audio. The compact length works well in equipment racks and portable PA setups where space is limited.

Each cable arrives ready to use with no adapters needed. Seismic Audio backs every cable with a one-year warranty and ships nationwide, giving you professional connections without the professional price tag.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment do these XLR to TRS cables connect?

These cables connect gear with XLR outputs to equipment with TRS inputs, commonly used between digital mixers and graphic EQs, compressors with XLR outputs to amplifiers with TRS inputs, or any rack gear combination where you need to adapt between these connector types. They're essential for balanced audio connections in professional setups.

Are these cables suitable for microphone connections?

No, these cables are designed for line-level connections between audio equipment, not microphones. Microphones require XLR female connectors, while these cables have XLR male connectors intended for connecting mixer outputs, processor inputs/outputs, and other line-level gear in your audio chain.

How many cables do I need for a typical live sound setup?

Most live sound setups need 2-4 patch cables for essential connections like mixer to EQ and EQ to crossover. This 6-pack covers a full PA setup with spares, perfect for bands running stereo systems or venues with multiple zones that require several balanced connections between rack components.

Will these work with my home studio rack gear?

Yes, these are ideal for home studios where you need to connect audio interfaces, preamps, compressors, and EQs with different connector types. The 2-foot length is perfect for rack spacing, keeping your connections organized without excess cable length cluttering your workspace.

What's the difference between these and regular instrument cables?

These are balanced cables designed for line-level equipment connections, while instrument cables are unbalanced and meant for guitars and basses. The balanced design of these XLR to TRS cables rejects noise and maintains signal quality over longer runs, making them essential for professional audio equipment interconnection.

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