This Switchcraft AAA Series 4-Pin XLR Female Cable-Mount Connector (Nickel Shell, Silver Contacts) is a premium XLR connector with only two pieces to assemble. This streamlined, cost-effective connector has an easy twist-on rugged die-cast metal handle that reduces assembly time, while its strain relief can accommodate a wide range of cables with outer diameters ranging from 0.1 to 0.22".

Flexible Strain Relief    Accepts 0.1 to 0.22" Diameter Cable    Thermoplastic Insulation    Quick Two-Piece Assembly

Housing

• Handle constructed with nickel-plated zinc-alloy shell

Insert Insulation

• Thermoplastic provides high dielectric strength and superior insulation resistance

Flex Relief

• This opening accepts cables from 0.1 to 0.22" in diameter

Contacts

• Copper-alloy pins, silver-plated

Design

• Fast to assemble, two-piece design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this cable 75ohm?

A: The Comprehensive EXF series 3-pin XLR male to RCA male cable is not 75-ohms. Depending on your application, a simple cable may not suffice. You may need a format converter.

Q: 2. Neutrik NC4MX-B 4-Pin XLR Male Connector will these fit canon xa20

A: If you're looking to plug a mic into the hot shoe inputs, you'll need a three pin version.

Q: 3. what is the max. dia. of cable that goes into this plug?

A: The outside diameter of cable used with the Amphenol AC Series RCA Male Cable Connector with Diecast Shell (White) (B&H# AMACPRWHT) should be less than 1/4" (i.e. 6mm).

Q: 4. How is the connection from XLR (+, -, gnd) to RCA which has 2 pin like? Do you have XLR to 2 RCA?

A: 3-pin XLR is a mono connector only, so there would be no benefit to an XLR to dual RCA adapter cable. When you adapt XLR to an unbalanced connection such as RCA or TS, pin 3 is discarded and the signal becomes unbalanced (Hot and Ground only).

Q: 5. Is there anything special about these cables? ie will a normal TRS to BNC/XLR/LEMO etc cable work the same?

A: Tentacle Sync C04 cable is built to send the signal in one direction from a Tentacle Sync device into an XLR input. Here is a link to the Tentacle Sync page for it, with further details. https://tentaclesync.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/115005320425-Pinouts-and-wiring-diagrams-for-Tentacle-cables

Q: 6. How is this cable wired? Does it have resistors to isolate the L & R Channels summed to the XLR for a Balanced input? or are the L & R Channel directly summed 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: 7. Is this compatible with the Zoom F4?

A: This 4-pin Hirose connector is compatible with the DC power option on the Zoom F4 digital audio recorder.

Q: 8. What is the recommended AWG wire to use with this connector?

A: This is recommend for 16 AWG wire.

Q: 9. Will this work with the new Blackmagic Design Studio Camera 4K Pro ?

A: Yes

Q: 10. Would this work with a Comstar Flex system as a plug in?

A: I couldn't say for that exact system but having owned this product for a good few months now and with many different systems, I have found that on wireless systems everyone else on the network tells me I am very very quiet compared to wearing a generic headset - I believe this can be fixed by turning up the gain on the pack, but not all packs seem ti have this control. Wired systems I have never had any problems with.I have tried to contact eartec about this with no success as of yet.