The SA-2RAXRF05 dual XLR to RCA patch cable bridges the gap between professional audio equipment and consumer devices. This 5-foot interconnect lets you connect mixing consoles, audio interfaces, or professional recorders with XLR outputs directly to home stereo systems, AV receivers, or powered monitors with RCA inputs.

Built for studios, live sound engineers, and home recording setups that need reliable signal transfer between balanced and unbalanced equipment. The dual-channel design handles stereo signals through two separate pathways, maintaining left/right channel separation for proper stereo imaging.

The cable features oxygen-free copper conductors with foil shielding to minimize noise and signal degradation. Nickel-plated connectors resist corrosion and provide solid contact over repeated use. The heavy-duty PVC jacket with strain relief stands up to regular setup and teardown, while the parallel cable design can be separated into two individual cables when needed.

Perfect for connecting the main outputs of a digital mixer to a home stereo for playback monitoring, linking professional microphone preamps to consumer recording devices, or integrating pro gear into a home studio. Works equally well for permanent installations in small venues or portable setups for mobile recording.

Connects 2 XLR female outputs to 2 RCA male inputs with a single 5-foot cable run. Each Seismic Audio cable includes our standard warranty and ships fast from our warehouse.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment can I connect with this XLR to RCA cable?

This cable connects professional audio gear with XLR outputs (mixing consoles, audio interfaces, preamps) to consumer equipment with RCA inputs (home stereo receivers, powered speakers, computer audio interfaces). It's commonly used to connect a mixer's main outputs to a home stereo system for monitoring or recording playback.

Is this cable balanced or unbalanced?

This is an unbalanced cable design. While XLR connectors are typically balanced, the RCA connectors are inherently unbalanced, so the cable converts the balanced XLR signal to unbalanced RCA format. Keep cable runs under 20 feet to minimize noise pickup in unbalanced connections.

Can I separate this into two individual cables?

Yes, the parallel cable design allows you to split this into two separate XLR female to RCA male cables when needed. This flexibility lets you run different channel paths or use just one channel for mono applications while keeping the other cable as a spare.

Will this work for connecting microphones to RCA inputs?

While physically compatible, this cable is designed for line-level signals, not microphone-level signals. Microphones typically need amplification through a preamp or mixer before connecting to RCA inputs. Use this cable to connect the outputs of your mixer or audio interface to RCA-equipped devices.

How long can I run this cable without signal loss?

At 5 feet, this cable length is well within the optimal range for unbalanced connections. For longer runs between XLR and RCA equipment, consider keeping total cable length under 20 feet to maintain signal integrity, or use a direct box for conversion at longer distances.

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