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Jack To XLR Cable
Commonly referred to as microphone leads, the Jack to XLR cable also known as a XLR to TRS cable features female XLR connectors on one end and male jack plugs on the other. Perfect for plugging microphones or wireless receivers into DJ mixers, PA mixers and other audio devices such as karaoke or HiFi receivers, or even your phone. Phone's take a 3.5 mm Jack, which means you'll need an XLR to 3.5mm jack cable.
We also have a huge range of XLR to jack cable monitor leads for connecting your studio monitors to your external audio interface which allows for high fidelity audio processing from your computer, generally speaking, you will require an XLR to 6.3mm Jack for professional applications, rather then the XLR to 3.5mm. These leads are very similar to the microphone leads though in place of the female XLR connector they feature a Male end to connect your speakers or monitors. Use these leads to connect speakers or monitors to PA mixers, DJ mixers or sound cards; or to connect microphones and other audio equipment to mixers and the like.
Many PA mixers exhibit ¼” jack also known as 6.5mm jack outputs so in order to plug such mixers in your sound system, be it active speakers or an amplifier, an XLR to 3.5mm cable could be just what is needed.
Our team at DJ city are here to help you find the TRS to XLR cable for your needs. Find us at your local store or contact us online today.
Commonly referred to as microphone leads, the Jack to XLR cable also known as a XLR to TRS cable features female XLR connectors on one end and male jack plugs on the other. Perfect for plugging microphones or wireless receivers into DJ mixers, PA mixers and other audio devices such as karaoke or HiFi receivers, or even your phone. Phone's take a 3.5 mm Jack, which means you'll need an XLR to 3.5mm jack cable.
We also have a huge range of XLR to jack cable monitor leads for connecting your studio monitors to your external audio interface which allows for high fidelity audio processing from your computer, generally speaking, you will require an XLR to 6.3mm Jack for professional applications, rather then the XLR to 3.5mm. These leads are very similar to the microphone leads though in place of the female XLR connector they feature a Male end to connect your speakers or monitors. Use these leads to connect speakers or monitors to PA mixers, DJ mixers or sound cards; or to connect microphones and other audio equipment to mixers and the like.
Many PA mixers exhibit ¼” jack also known as 6.5mm jack outputs so in order to plug such mixers in your sound system, be it active speakers or an amplifier, an XLR to 3.5mm cable could be just what is needed.
Our team at DJ city are here to help you find the TRS to XLR cable for your needs. Find us at your local store or contact us online today.