The SA-RSX3 3-foot right angle XLR cable solves tight space connection problems for musicians, audio engineers, and venue techs. When standard straight XLR connectors create awkward bends or won't fit in cramped rack spaces, this right angle to straight configuration provides the clean connection you need.

This professional patch cable delivers balanced audio signal transmission between microphones, mixers, preamps, and other pro audio gear. The right angle XLR female connector sits flush against equipment panels, while the straight male end connects normally to your destination device.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors and full balanced shielding, the SA-RSX3 maintains signal integrity across the 3-foot run. Heavy-duty strain relief protects both connection points from wear, while solid black metal housing provides durability for regular use. The balanced XLR design handles both mic-level and line-level signals without noise or interference.

Use this cable for connecting rack-mounted gear where space behind panels is limited, patching floor monitors in tight stage setups, or linking microphones to mixers when standard cables create unwanted cable stress. The compact design works particularly well in mobile DJ rigs, small venue installations, and home studio setups where clean cable management matters.

The SA-RSX3 connects any XLR female output to any XLR male input, requiring no additional adapters or converters. Seismic Audio backs this cable with a one-year warranty and ships it ready to use straight from the package.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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

The right angle XLR female connector sits parallel to the equipment face, reducing the cable's profile when plugged in. This prevents stress on cables in tight spaces and allows equipment to sit closer to walls or other gear. The straight male end connects normally to mixers, preamps, or other devices.

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

Yes, this balanced XLR cable handles both mic-level and line-level signals without issues. You can use it to connect microphones to preamps, patch between mixer channels, or link line-level gear like equalizers and crossovers. The balanced design maintains clean signal transmission for both applications.

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

A right angle connector typically saves 2-3 inches of clearance behind your equipment compared to a straight XLR cable. This allows rack gear to sit flush against walls, reduces cable stress in tight spaces, and creates cleaner cable management in mobile rigs and permanent installations.

Is 3 feet long enough for most studio and live sound applications?

Three feet works well for rack patching, connecting nearby gear, and short runs between mixers and processors. For longer distances like microphone runs or monitor feeds, you'll want longer cables. This length is ideal when you need the right angle benefit without excess cable length creating clutter.

Will this cable work with DMX lighting controllers?

Yes, since DMX uses the same XLR connector standard as audio equipment, this cable works for DMX lighting connections. However, dedicated DMX cables use different impedance specifications optimized for digital lighting signals, so audio XLR cables like this one work but aren't the ideal choice for permanent DMX installations.

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