The SA-DRCXLF3 bridges the gap between professional XLR equipment and consumer RCA gear, making it essential for studios, venues, and mobile setups that need to connect mixing consoles to home audio components or recording interfaces. This 3-foot dual patch cable handles stereo audio connections with dual XLR female connectors on one end and dual RCA male connectors on the other.

Built with oxygen-free copper wiring and 24k gold-plated connectors, this cable maintains signal integrity across the connection chain. The color-coded design features red and white RCA connectors for easy left/right channel identification, while the flexible black rubber jacket protects against wear during regular use and transport.

Use this cable to connect mixer line outputs to powered monitors, link professional microphones to consumer recording equipment, or integrate studio gear with home theater systems. It's particularly valuable for mobile DJs who need to connect professional mixing boards to venue sound systems that only offer RCA inputs, or for churches integrating new digital mixers with existing amplifier setups.

The dual XLR female to dual RCA male configuration accepts standard XLR output cables while feeding directly into RCA inputs without additional adapters. Each cable measures exactly 3 feet, providing enough length for rack-to-rack connections without excess cable management issues.

Seismic Audio backs this patch cable with a one-year warranty and ships it ready to use straight from the package.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment does this cable connect?

This cable connects professional audio gear with XLR outputs (like mixing consoles, audio interfaces, or preamps) to consumer equipment with RCA inputs (like powered speakers, home stereo receivers, or recording devices). The dual configuration handles stereo connections in one cable.

Can I use this to connect microphones directly to RCA inputs?

Yes, but only if your microphones have XLR male outputs and the receiving equipment has line-level RCA inputs. This cable works for connecting powered microphones or microphones already processed through a preamp, but won't provide phantom power for condenser mics that require it.

How long is this cable and will it work for rack mounting?

At 3 feet long, this cable is ideal for rack-to-rack connections or connecting nearby equipment without creating cable management issues. It's too short for stage-to-booth runs but perfect for studio patch bays, equipment racks, or connecting a mixer to nearby monitors.

What's the difference between XLR female and male connectors on cables?

XLR female connectors have three holes and accept XLR male plugs (like those from microphones or mixer outputs). This cable's XLR female ends connect to equipment that outputs audio via XLR male connectors, while the RCA male ends plug directly into RCA female jacks on receiving equipment.

Does this cable work with balanced or unbalanced signals?

This cable can carry balanced XLR signals but converts them to unbalanced RCA connections at the output end. The balanced signal benefits are maintained through the XLR portion, but the RCA connection will be unbalanced, which is standard for most consumer audio equipment.

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