Sporting black metal housing, the Neutrik NC3FD-S-1-B is a three-pin female XLR recepticle featuring a zinc die-cast shell, screw terminals, and a standardized rear-mount 24mm D-size cutout. The connector utilizes bronze contacts, can accommodate 26 to 20 AWG wire, and is a UL-recognized component.

Zinc Die-Cast Shell    Rear Mounting    3-Pole Female XLR Connection    Black Metal Housing    Bronze Contacts    Screw Terminals    D-Sized 24mm Panel Cutout    UL-Recognized Component

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. with this cord will i be able to connect an SM-58 to my Rode Wireless Go using the lav input?

A: The microphone input on the Rode Wireless Go transmitter works just like a microphone input that provides mic plugin power, that you would find on many DSLR cameras or camcorders. In light of this, you would be able to connect a Shure SM58 using this cable going into the mic input on the transmitter for the Rode Wireless Go. This is not a very common solution, seeing as how Rode offers the Rode Interviewer Go adapter, which converts the Rode Wireless Go transmitter into a handheld mic capsule and this adapter is more inexpensive than many handheld XLR connection mics like the Shure SM58. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1548069-REG/rode_interviewgo_interview_go_handheld.html

Q: 2. Will it work with the Blackmagic Design ATEM Television Studio 4K8 and the Studio Cameras 6k Pro?

A: Yes the Shure BRH31M-NXLR5M will work with the 5-pin headset port on a Blackmagic Design ATEM Television Studio 4K8 or Studio Cameras 6k Pro.

Q: 3. is it compatible with Tascam dr-10L?

A: This will allow you to plug a dynamic XLR mic into the DR-10L

Q: 4. will this cord work if running from a dynamic mic into the lav input of the wireless go?

A: You can do that. But the more common solution for that would be the Rode Interview Go which adapts the Rode Wireless Go transmitter for handheld use and it is more inexpensive than a lot of handheld mics as well. https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1548069-REG/rode_interviewgo_interview_go_handheld.html

Q: 5. How is this wired? Will it downmix stereo headphone output to mono XLR? Is right + tied to left +, and is ground tied to -?

A: If you are looking to connect from a headphone output, you would actually need an adapter like B&H # KORSMXM015 , which has a male XLR output. That would mix the stereo signal down to mono. For separate left and right audio, you would need a Y-cable like B&H # KOSMYCM2XM03 .

Q: 6. Can i use this cable with my sennheiser mke 600 to record on to my sony ICD-PX333 Digital Flash Voice Recorder?

A: This should work with your recorder as published.

Q: 7. can this be used with microphones requiring plug in power? Not 48v phantom, but 1-3v?

A: This cable is intended to be used with dynamic mics and self-powered (battery) condenser mics.

Q: 8. Will this fit in a d-shape rack panel?

A: The Neutrik NAC3FPX-TOP powerCON TRUE1 Female Appliance Outlet Connector BH #NENAC3FPXTOP manufacturer drawings do not show a D shape.

Q: 9. Does this work with the C300 MkIII?

A: Yes, the following unit will power up the Canon C300MKIII

Q: 10. Can not find any documentation how the Neutrik XLR 5-pin male connector is wired? Which pin is what?

A: The specifications provided by Shure are for the version with unterminated cable end. The model with the 5 pin Neutrik plug attached is not described anywhere in any Shure manual...!