The SA-RSX10 is a 10-foot right angle XLR patch cable designed for musicians, sound engineers, and venues where space constraints make straight connectors impractical. This cable solves the common problem of tight connections behind racks, near walls, or in cramped equipment setups.

The right angle female XLR connector allows clean, low-profile connections to microphones, mixers, and audio interfaces without the cable jutting out and creating strain or connection issues. The straight male XLR end provides a standard connection to your destination equipment.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and balanced, shielded construction, this cable maintains signal integrity across its 10-foot length. Heavy-duty strain relief protects both connectors from wear, while the solid black metal housing provides durability for regular transport and setup. The balanced design ensures clean signal transfer for professional audio applications.

Use this cable to connect microphones in tight spaces, link mixer channels to outboard gear in cramped racks, or run balanced lines between equipment where a right angle connection prevents cable stress. It works equally well for DMX lighting connections or any balanced 3-pin XLR application. Churches, small venues, and home studios benefit from the space-saving design.

The cable comes ready to use with professional-grade XLR connectors on both ends. No additional adapters or cables needed.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between this right angle cable and a regular XLR cable?

The SA-RSX10 features a right angle female XLR connector that sits flat against equipment, preventing cables from sticking straight out. This design reduces strain on connections and allows equipment to sit closer to walls or in tight rack spaces where a regular straight connector would create clearance issues.

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

Yes, this balanced XLR cable works for both microphone level and line level signals. You can connect dynamic microphones, condenser mics (with phantom power), or use it as a patch cable between mixers, preamps, equalizers, and other professional audio gear with XLR inputs and outputs.

Will this cable work with DMX lighting equipment?

Absolutely. XLR cables are standard for DMX512 lighting control signals. The right angle connector is particularly useful for lighting applications where fixtures need to mount close to walls or truss without cables protruding awkwardly.

How much space does the right angle connector save compared to a straight cable?

A straight XLR connector typically extends 2-3 inches from the equipment, while this right angle design sits nearly flush against the device. This allows equipment to be positioned within 1-2 inches of walls or other gear instead of needing 4-5 inches of clearance.

Is 10 feet long enough for most live sound applications?

Ten feet works well for short patch connections between nearby equipment, connecting microphones to nearby mixers, or linking rack gear. For longer runs between stage and mixer or powered speakers, you'll want 25-50 foot cables. This length is ideal for equipment racks and small venue setups.

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