The SATRXL-M10 Orange XLR Male to TRS Patch Cable connects mixers to equalizers, crossovers, compressors, and amplifiers in balanced audio setups. When your mixer has XLR outputs but your amplifier or processor only accepts 1/4" TRS inputs, this 10-foot cable bridges that gap without signal degradation.

This balanced cable maintains proper signal levels between professional audio components, eliminating the noise and hum that can plague unbalanced connections. The XLR male connector locks securely into mixer outputs, while the 1/4" TRS plug provides a solid connection to rack-mounted processors and power amplifiers.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and comprehensive shielding, the cable delivers clean signal transfer across its 10-foot length. The heavy-duty rubber jacket protects the internal wiring from stage wear, cable runs, and repeated setup cycles. Metal connectors with high-grade fiberglass insulators ensure reliable connections that won't fail during critical performances.

Live sound engineers use these cables to connect digital mixers to graphic EQs and crossover units. Recording studios rely on them for connecting mixing consoles to outboard compressors and effects processors. The 10-foot length provides flexibility for rack spacing while keeping cable runs manageable in both permanent installations and portable rigs.

The cable comes ready to use with professional XLR male and TRS connectors pre-installed. Seismic Audio backs this patch cable with a one-year warranty and ships direct from our warehouse.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

XLR to TRS cables maintain balanced audio signals, which reject noise and interference over long cable runs. TRS (tip-ring-sleeve) connectors carry the positive, negative, and ground signals needed for balanced operation. XLR to TS cables are unbalanced and more susceptible to noise, especially in electrically noisy environments like live venues.

Can I use this cable to connect my mixer directly to powered speakers?

This cable works if your powered speakers have 1/4" TRS inputs, but check your speaker manual first. Many powered PA speakers use XLR inputs, which would require an XLR male to XLR female cable instead. This XLR to TRS cable is primarily designed for connecting mixers to rack-mounted processors, equalizers, and amplifiers.

Will a 10-foot cable work for my rack setup?

A 10-foot cable provides plenty of length for most rack configurations and small to medium mixing positions. It's ideal for connecting a mixer sitting on top of or beside your rack to processors mounted within the rack. For larger control room setups or stage-to-FOH distances, you may need longer cables.

Do I need balanced cables for my home studio setup?

Yes, balanced cables like this XLR to TRS significantly reduce noise in any audio setup, especially if you're running cables near power sources, computers, or lighting equipment. The balanced connection helps maintain clean audio even in electrically noisy home environments with multiple devices plugged in nearby.

What equipment typically uses XLR outputs and TRS inputs?

Many digital mixers feature XLR main outputs, while rack-mounted amplifiers, crossovers, and graphic equalizers often use 1/4" TRS inputs. This cable is commonly used in PA systems to connect a mixer's main output to a graphic EQ, then from the EQ to a power amplifier or powered subwoofer with TRS inputs.

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