SOUNDFAM 3.5mm To XLR Converter Cable, Unbalanced Microphone Cable for Speakers, Consoles, Power Amplifiers, Tape Recorders, Cell Phones, Laptops,

[Wide Compatibility] This XLR to 3.5mm cable transfers balanced mono signals to unbalanced stereo inputs. It's ideal for recording, listening to music/movies, meetings, live broadcasts, interviews, music production, concerts, home studios, online classes, and more. It connects 3-pin XLR connectors from amplifiers, speakers, mixers, microphones, cameras, equalizers, sound boards, audio interfaces, and more to the 3.5mm mini jacks on mobile MP3 players, cell phones, tablets, and computers. [Pure HiFi Sound Quality] SOUNDFAM 3.5mm to XLR Unbalanced Stereo Audio Adapter Cable. The XLR male to 1/8-inch TRS mini jack AUX mono cable uses 22AWG oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors for audio transmission. Multiple shielding layers enhance the XLR to 1/8-inch TRS cable's interference resistance, helping ensure high-fidelity sound and flawless signal transmission over long distances. [Quality and Durability] This XLR-1/8 inch microphone cable features a nylon braided jacket and a thick PVC protective layer. Its 6.0mm diameter provides high elasticity and excellent flexibility. It can be bent freely and is less likely to break. Whether you're using it indoors or outdoors, you can knot and twist it. This XLR-3.5mm microphone cable is flexible enough to handle any situation. [Professional Design Idea] The XLR male connector features molded strain relief to withstand the cable's weight. The 24K gold-plated 3.5mm TRS connector features 360-degree grooves for easy grip, increasing durability and withstanding frequent insertion and removal. The 3.5mm connector also features a step-down design, allowing it to fit into recessed ports. [Note] The XLR to 3.5mm mini jack cable combines the left and right stereo signals from a source with a 3.5mm stereo output into a single mono feed. This is an unbalanced cable; the left and right channels are soldered together and the cable outputs a mono signal on XLR pin 2. XLR pins 1 and 3 are shorted to ground, making it unsuitable for most balanced applications.