The SAXMRM-2x10 dual XLR female to dual RCA male patch cable bridges the gap between professional mixing consoles and consumer audio gear. At 10 feet long, this cable connects line outputs from mixers, audio interfaces, or recorders to RCA inputs on amplifiers, powered speakers, or recording equipment.

This unbalanced cable handles stereo signals through its dual-channel design, with two XLR female connectors on one end and two RCA male connectors on the other. The 10-foot length provides flexibility for rack-mounted gear or desktop setups without excess cable clutter.

Engineers and musicians use this cable to connect mixing board outputs to powered monitors, send stereo feeds from audio interfaces to external preamps, or route signals from professional microphones through consumer recording equipment. The cable maintains signal integrity across the connection while adapting between these different connector standards.

Setup is straightforward: plug the XLR end into your mixer's main outputs or interface, then connect the RCA end to your amplifier or powered speaker inputs. The cable comes ready to use with no additional adapters needed.

Seismic Audio backs this patch cable with a one-year warranty and ships it ready for immediate use in your studio or live sound rig.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment does this cable connect?

This cable connects professional mixing consoles, audio interfaces, or recorders with XLR outputs to consumer amplifiers, powered speakers, or recording gear with RCA inputs. It's commonly used to send stereo signals from a mixer's main outputs to powered studio monitors or from an audio interface to external amplifiers.

Is this cable balanced or unbalanced?

This is an unbalanced cable. While XLR connectors can carry balanced signals, the RCA connectors are inherently unbalanced, so the entire signal path becomes unbalanced. This makes it suitable for shorter runs and studio applications rather than long cable runs in live sound systems.

Can I use this for microphone connections?

No, this cable is designed for line-level signals, not microphone-level signals. Microphones output much lower signal levels that require preamps, while this cable is meant for connecting line outputs from mixers or interfaces to amplified inputs.

How long can I run this cable without signal loss?

At 10 feet, this unbalanced cable length is well within acceptable limits for most studio and small venue applications. For longer runs exceeding 20 feet, balanced XLR to XLR connections would be preferable to maintain signal integrity and reduce noise pickup.

Will this work with my home stereo system?

Yes, if your home stereo amplifier or receiver has RCA inputs and you're connecting from professional gear with XLR outputs. This is a common setup for connecting studio monitors or integrating professional audio equipment into home listening systems.

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