Connect mixers to outboard gear with this 6-pack of 25-foot XLR female to TRS balanced patch cables. These yellow cables bridge the gap between mixing consoles with XLR outputs and equalizers, crossovers, compressors, or amplifiers that use quarter-inch TRS inputs.

Each cable delivers balanced audio transmission using 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors for clean signal transfer. The shielded design prevents unwanted noise interference in professional live sound environments where multiple audio signals run parallel.

Heavy-duty flexible rubber jackets protect the cables during transport and setup while maintaining flexibility for routing around equipment racks. Metal XLR female and TRS male connectors provide secure, reliable connections that won't fail mid-performance. At 25 feet each, these cables offer sufficient length for most rack configurations and stage setups.

Use these cables to connect your mixer's send outputs to external processors like graphic EQs or compressor units, then return the processed signal back to your mixer or directly to power amplifiers. They're essential for DJ setups running outboard EQs, band rigs with rack-mounted effects, and church sound systems using crossover units.

Each cable features XLR female on one end and quarter-inch TRS male on the other, eliminating the need for adapters. The 6-pack provides enough cables for a complete stereo processing chain or multiple mono connections.

Seismic Audio backs these patch cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready to use out of the box.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment do these XLR female to TRS cables connect?

These cables connect mixing consoles with XLR outputs to rack gear with TRS inputs, such as equalizers, crossovers, compressors, and amplifiers. They're commonly used to send audio from mixer aux sends or main outputs to external processing equipment. The balanced design maintains signal integrity over the 25-foot length.

Can I use these cables for microphone connections?

No, these cables are designed for line-level signals between mixers and outboard gear, not for microphones. Microphones require XLR male to XLR female cables. These XLR female to TRS cables are specifically for connecting mixer outputs to equipment inputs that use quarter-inch TRS jacks.

How many cables do I need for a stereo setup with outboard processing?

For a basic stereo processing chain, you'll need 4 cables: 2 to send left and right signals from your mixer to the processor, and 2 to return the processed signals back to your mixer or amplifier. This 6-pack provides extra cables for additional processing units or backup connections.

Will 25 feet reach from my mixer to rack-mounted equipment?

Yes, 25 feet handles most live sound configurations including mixer-to-rack distances in typical venues up to 500 people. This length works for stage setups where your mixer is at front-of-house and processing gear is positioned near the stage or in equipment racks backstage.

Are these cables compatible with both balanced and unbalanced equipment?

These cables work best with balanced equipment on both ends, but they'll function with unbalanced TRS gear as well. The XLR end maintains the balanced signal from your mixer, while the TRS end can connect to either balanced or unbalanced quarter-inch inputs on your outboard equipment.

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