The SAXLRC2 6-pack gives you six 1-foot XLR male to RCA male patch cables for connecting balanced outputs to unbalanced inputs across your audio setup. These short adapter cables handle common interface mismatches between mixing consoles, microphones, recorders, and amplifiers without requiring multiple converters or bulky adapters.

Each cable converts XLR male connections to RCA male, making them essential for patching line outputs from mixing boards into consumer audio equipment or connecting professional microphones to home recording interfaces. The 1-foot length keeps your rack connections tidy while providing enough reach for standard equipment spacing.

These unbalanced patch cables feature reliable XLR and RCA connectors that maintain solid connections during live performances and studio sessions. The compact 12-inch length prevents cable clutter in tight rack spaces while ensuring dependable signal transfer between your gear.

Use these adapter cables to connect mixing console outputs to powered monitors, patch microphone preamps into audio interfaces, or route signals from professional equipment into consumer recording devices. They work well in home studios, small venue setups, and anywhere you need to bridge the gap between balanced and unbalanced audio connections.

Each cable terminates with standard XLR 3-pin male and RCA male connectors that fit all compatible equipment. The 6-pack provides multiple connections for complex routing or backup cables for critical applications.

Seismic Audio backs these patch cables with a one-year warranty and ships them ready to use out of the box.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What equipment can I connect with these XLR to RCA cables?

These cables connect XLR male outputs from mixing consoles, microphone preamps, and professional audio equipment to RCA inputs on consumer gear like powered speakers, audio interfaces, and recording devices. They're commonly used to patch mixing board outputs into home studio monitors or connect professional microphones to consumer-grade recording equipment.

Are these cables balanced or unbalanced?

These are unbalanced cables, which means they carry the audio signal on two conductors (hot and ground) rather than three. When you connect a balanced XLR output to an unbalanced RCA input, the signal automatically becomes unbalanced, making these cables the correct choice for this type of connection.

Why would I choose 1-foot cables over longer lengths?

The 1-foot length is ideal for rack-mounted equipment and desktop setups where you need to make short connections without excess cable creating clutter. These work perfectly for patching between adjacent rack units, connecting a mixing console to nearby powered monitors, or making desktop connections in compact studio spaces.

Can I use these cables for microphone connections?

While these cables have XLR connectors, they're designed for line-level connections rather than microphone-level signals. Use them to connect line outputs from mixing consoles or preamps to RCA inputs, but not for connecting microphones directly to equipment expecting mic-level signals.

How many cables do I actually need for a stereo setup?

For stereo connections, you'll need two cables - one for the left channel and one for the right channel. The 6-pack gives you three complete stereo connections or plenty of extras for backup and future expansion of your audio setup.

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