Connect your mixing board to outboard processors and amplifiers with this 6-pack of purple XLR female to TRS patch cables. Each 3-foot cable bridges the gap between gear with different connection types, letting you route signals from XLR outputs on your mixer to TRS inputs on compressors, EQs, crossovers, or power amplifiers.

These balanced cables maintain signal integrity across your entire signal chain. The metal XLR female connector locks securely to mixer outputs, while the metal TRS connector provides a solid connection to rack gear. 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors deliver clean signal transfer without degradation.

The heavy-duty rubber jacket withstands regular setup and teardown in live sound environments. Each cable features proper shielding to prevent interference from nearby electrical sources. At 3 feet long, these cables provide the right length for most rack-to-rack connections without excess cable cluttering your setup.

Use these cables to connect your mixer's XLR sends to external processors like graphic EQs, compressors, or crossovers before feeding your power amplifiers. They're equally useful for patching between different pieces of outboard gear in your rack. The purple color coding helps identify specific signal paths in complex setups.

Each pack includes six identical cables, giving you enough connections for stereo processing chains or multiple mono feeds. One-year warranty and fast shipping from Seismic Audio ensure your setup stays connected.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between XLR female to TRS and XLR male to TRS cables?

XLR female to TRS cables connect from mixer outputs (which use XLR male) to rack gear inputs (which typically use TRS). XLR male to TRS would be used in the reverse direction, from TRS outputs to XLR inputs. These SATRXL-F3 cables are specifically designed to patch from your mixer's XLR sends to processors and amplifiers with TRS inputs.

Can I use these cables to connect my mixer directly to powered speakers?

These cables are designed for connecting mixers to rack-mounted processors and amplifiers, not directly to powered speakers. Most powered speakers accept XLR or TRS inputs directly from your mixer. Use these cables when you need to route through external EQs, compressors, or crossovers before reaching your speakers.

Why are these cables only 3 feet long instead of longer patch cables?

Three-foot cables are the standard length for rack-to-rack connections in professional audio setups. This length provides enough reach to connect between adjacent rack units without excess cable that creates clutter or potential signal issues. For longer runs between separate racks or gear locations, you'd want longer interconnect cables.

Do these balanced cables work with unbalanced gear?

Yes, these TRS cables will physically connect to unbalanced gear, but you'll only get the full benefit of balanced signal transmission when both ends of the connection support balanced operation. Most professional mixers and rack processors use balanced connections, making these cables ideal for maintaining signal quality throughout your processing chain.

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

For basic stereo processing (like a stereo compressor or EQ), you'll need two cables - one for left channel and one for right channel. This 6-pack gives you enough cables for up to three stereo processors or six mono processing chains, with the purple color helping you identify specific signal paths in complex setups.

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