Connect instruments, mixers, amplifiers and professional audio equipment with this 6.35mm TS Mono Male to XLR Female Right-Angle Audio Cable.
The cable features a space-saving 90-degree 6.35mm (1/4-inch) TS mono male plug at one end and a straight 3-pin XLR female connector at the other. It is designed to carry a single unbalanced mono audio signal between compatible audio equipment.
The right-angle 6.35mm plug sits close to the equipment housing, making it suitable for guitars, amplifiers, mixers, rack-mounted devices and connections positioned close to walls. Its angled design helps reduce pressure on the socket and prevents excessive bending at the cable entry point.
A durable braided outer jacket, reinforced connector housings and moulded strain relief help protect the cable from pulling, bending and frequent use. The XLR female connector includes a locking mechanism for a secure connection, while the gold-plated 6.35mm TS plug helps provide stable signal contact.
Key Features:
• Right-angle 6.35mm TS mono male plug
• Straight 3-pin XLR female connector
• Carries one unbalanced mono audio signal
• Space-saving 90-degree jack design
• Gold-plated 6.35mm plug for reliable contact
• Locking XLR female connector
• Braided outer jacket for improved durability
• Reinforced strain relief at both ends
• Passive plug-and-play audio cable
• Available in 0.5m, 2m, 3m and 5m lengths
Suitable Applications:
• Electric guitars and bass guitars
• Guitar and bass amplifiers
• Mixers and mixing consoles
• Effects processors and pedals
• Audio interfaces
• Powered speakers and stage monitors
• Recording studios
• Live sound and performance equipment
Compatibility Information:
This cable uses a two-contact 6.35mm TS mono plug and is intended for unbalanced mono audio connections.
It is not a balanced cable. Although the XLR connector has three contacts, connecting it to a 6.35mm TS plug does not create a balanced audio signal.
Please confirm the wiring and connector requirements of both devices before use. This passive cable does not amplify, balance, convert or process the audio signal.
