This Comprehensive XLR Male to RCA Male Cable is a high-resolution, low-loss cable for professional audio applications. As part of the Standard Series, this cable is constructed with 24-AWG, 2-conductor, shielded cable and finished in Comprehensive's Xtra-flex jacket. This cable features Neutrik-style XLR connectors.

24 AWG    Molded Strain Relief    Neutrik-Style XLR Connectors

High-resolution, low-loss construction

90% tinned-copper braided shield for EM and RF rejection

Molded strain relief

Lifetime warranty

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does it let video from phone to radio work?

A: No - this cable passes audio only.

Q: 2. How is this wired? Does it have resistor to passively Sum the L & R Channels to the XLR? or L & R channels directly summed together without any isolation?

A: This particular cable is a mono ts connection on the 3.5mm connector. It would only see the L channel of a stereo signal. There are no resistors in this cable.

Q: 3. Does this work if I connect a Zoom F3 to a DJ soundboard if they only have RCA inputs? If so which RCA input should I plug it in

A: If you are trying to record audio from your DJ mixer into the Zoom F3, this Comprehensive cable will work for connecting an RCA output from the DJ mixer, to an XLR input on the Zoom F3.

Q: 4. I want to record DJ mixes from my Allen & Heath mixer outbound RCA to my Marantz digital recorder's XLR inputs. Is this the right product for that purpose?

A: If the Marantz offers a LINE input via XLR , then this cable should work.

Q: 5. Can you tell me if the stock cable has hot pin on number 2 or 3? Thanks.

A: This cable follows the standard XLR wiring of pin 2 hot.

Q: 6. will this cable combine a both stereo tracks into 1 mono signal?

A: This cable will sum the left and right RCA inputs to mono when connected to a 1/4 unbalanced line input.

Q: 7. Does this pull one channel, or take both? I believe you need an extra resistor in there to take both channels. Thanks!

A: Most adaptors of this sort will take two channels from the 3.5 stereo end and mono it out (combine to 1 channel) into the Xlr end.

Q: 8. I was trying to do something that I think can not be done with what I have. This cable is not meant to go from a XRL mic needing phantom power to RCA correct?

A: you cannot use this with a phantom powered mic unless the mic is a self powered model containing a battery

Q: 9. Can this be used as a SPDIF digital cable?

A: Yes it can

Q: 10. Is this a balanced cable?

A: No it is not. RCA connectors are not balanced.