The XLRRAS is designed for musicians, sound engineers, and venue operators who need reliable XLR connections in tight spaces where standard straight connectors won't fit. This 3-foot patch cable features a straight XLR male connector on one end and a right-angle XLR female connector on the other.

This balanced cable handles professional audio signals between mixers, amplifiers, equalizers, crossovers, and other pro audio gear. The right-angle design solves spatial constraints in cramped rack installations, stage setups, and equipment configurations where cables need to run parallel to surfaces.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors, the cable maintains signal integrity across its 3-foot length. The balanced XLR configuration provides clean signal transmission for both line-level connections and microphone signals. Standard 3-pin XLR connections ensure compatibility with all professional audio equipment.

Use this cable for connecting rack-mounted processors, linking mixing consoles to power amplifiers, or routing signals in monitor systems where space is limited. It works equally well for microphone connections in studio environments or DMX lighting control applications. The 3-foot length provides flexibility without excess cable management in compact setups.

The cable terminates with standard XLR male and female connectors that lock securely into equipment inputs and outputs. No additional adapters or cables are required for immediate use.

Seismic Audio backs this patch cable with a one-year warranty and ships it ready to use in professional live sound applications.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between straight and right-angle XLR connectors?

Straight XLR connectors extend perpendicular from the equipment, while right-angle connectors run parallel to the surface. Right-angle connectors prevent cables from sticking out into walkways and allow equipment to sit closer to walls or other gear in rack installations.

Can I use this cable for both microphones and line-level signals?

Yes, this balanced XLR cable works for both microphone signals and line-level connections between professional audio equipment. The 3-pin XLR configuration and balanced design handle both low-level mic signals and higher-level signals from mixers, processors, and amplifiers.

Is 3 feet long enough for rack equipment connections?

A 3-foot length works well for connecting adjacent rack units or routing signals within the same equipment rack. For longer runs between separate racks or across stages, you'll need longer XLR cables. This length minimizes excess cable while providing enough reach for most rack configurations.

Will this cable work with DMX lighting controllers?

Yes, XLR cables like this one are commonly used for DMX lighting control signals. The balanced 3-pin XLR connection is standard for DMX applications, and the right-angle connector helps with cable management in lighting installations where space is tight.

What equipment typically needs right-angle XLR connections?

Rack-mounted equalizers, crossovers, and signal processors often benefit from right-angle connections to keep cables organized and equipment positioned closely together. Monitor mixing consoles and stage boxes also use right-angle connectors to prevent cable interference in high-traffic areas.

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