Professional patch cables designed for connecting balanced XLR outputs to TRS inputs in live sound and studio setups. The SATRXL-F25 6-pack provides reliable signal routing between mixers, EQs, compressors, crossovers, and amplifiers when your gear uses different connector types.

These 25-foot balanced cables handle line-level signals between professional audio equipment. The XLR female to 1/4" TRS male configuration adapts mixer outputs to rack gear inputs, maintaining signal integrity across your entire audio chain.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and heavy-duty rubber jackets for durability on the road. Each cable features proper shielding to prevent signal interference in electrically noisy environments. The 25-foot length provides flexibility for larger racks and stage setups without excess cable clutter.

Perfect for live sound engineers running signals from digital mixers to outboard processing gear, or connecting mixing consoles to powered speakers with TRS inputs. These cables work in venues from small clubs to mid-size theaters, handling the signal routing demands of professional mobile rigs and permanent installations alike.

Each 6-pack includes six identical 25-foot cables ready to use out of the box. No additional adapters or converters needed – just plug in and route your signals.

All Seismic Audio cables include a one-year warranty and ship fast. Trusted by sound engineers who need reliable connections at a practical price point.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

XLR to TRS cables carry balanced signals using three conductors (tip, ring, sleeve), which helps reject noise and interference over longer cable runs. XLR to TS cables are unbalanced with only two conductors, making them more susceptible to noise pickup but suitable for shorter runs or unbalanced gear.

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

Yes, if your powered speakers have 1/4" TRS inputs and your mixer has XLR outputs. Many powered PA speakers and studio monitors accept both XLR and TRS inputs, making these cables perfect for that connection. Check your speaker's input panel to confirm it has TRS jacks.

How many cables do I need for a typical live sound setup?

For a basic stereo setup connecting a mixer to EQ or crossover, you'd need two cables (left and right channels). A typical mobile DJ or small band setup might use 4-6 cables total for connecting mixers to processing gear and amplifiers. This 6-pack covers most small to medium mobile rigs.

Are these cables suitable for microphone signals?

No, these cables are designed for line-level signals between mixers and rack gear, not microphone-level signals. Microphones need mic preamps to boost their low-level signals before connecting to line-level equipment. Use these cables after the preamp stage, not before.

Will 25 feet be long enough for most venues?

25-foot cables work well for small to medium venues up to about 200-300 capacity, covering the distance from front-of-house mixer position to stage-mounted racks or processing gear. Larger venues or festivals may require longer cable runs, but 25 feet handles most club, church, and mobile DJ applications.

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