With its space-saving design, the Cable Techniques Low-Profile Right-Angle XLR 3-Pin Female Connector (Large Outlet, A-Shell, Black Cap) is ideal for use on portable recorders and field mixers in audio bags. Its large cap has a cable outlet that accommodates cabling with diameters from 3.8 to 6mm while offering 120 degrees of adjustment swing around the 3 o'clock and 9 o'clock positions, allowing perfect placement in an array of configurations. This variant features gold pins, a black shell, and a black cap.

XLR 3-Pin Male    Low-Profile Right-Angle Connector    Accepts Cable Diameters from 3.8 to 6mm    Adjustable Exit at 3 or 9 O'Clock    120° Adjustment Swing for Outlet    Gold Pins    Black Shell

• Low-profile right-angle XLR 3-pin male connector
• A-Shell adjustable multi-angle cable exit (120° around 3 o'clock or 9 o'clock)
• Matte black shell with gold pins

• Large cap accepts cable diameters from 3.8 to 6mm

• Compatible with Cable Techniques low-profile bulk cable and popular cable models such as Mogami W2549, W2534, W2893, W2552, and Canare L-4E6S

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. I have two Gitzo tripods, models GT1541T and GT2545T. How do I mount this leveling base to these tripods?

A: No, the GT1541T and GT2545T both do not offer 75mm ball drops in order to adapt to the Really Right Stuff TA-3 leveling base.

Q: 2. I need to power a BH#LESMV19Q, using BH#LEBESM with my Sound Devices 833 SL-2 DC Hirose 4-pin output. Would this cable work?

A: No, the CAMVATE C2725 DC 2.5mm to 4-Pin Male Right-Angle Power Cable for Sound Devices and Zoom Field Recorders is not compatible for use with the Lectrosonics SMBATELIM Battery Eliminator for SM Transmitters (B&H # LEBESM), which requires a locking DC barrel connector. Instead, you can use the Deity Microphones SPD-HR25 4-Pin Hirose to 2.5mm Locking DC Barrel Jack Cable (B&H # DESPDHR25).

Q: 3. could this mic be used to amplify wood vibrations such as drums or even a piece of wood?

A: This would be an excellent mic for your application

Q: 4. What is the length when closed & what is the max length when extended? Is this a USB 2.0 cable or faster?

A: The BLACKHAWK USB-C to USB-C High Speed Right-Angle Cable (Black), B&H # BLRAUSBCUSBC, is 8 inches long when fully extended.It supports 3.1 Gen 2,10Gb/s and up to 100W charging.

Q: 5. is this line or mic level?

A: This cable is a balanced cable designed primarily for mic connection, however is able to handle mic or line level signal. The Red EPIC however is designed to accept mic level inputs.

Q: 6. I'm buying this to connect a Zoom F8n Pro to a SmallRig L-Series/NP-F Battery Adapter Plate (Professional Edition) BH #SMMPFBAPPE MFR #3168. Will this work? My battery is Sony brand infoLithium NP-F970.

A: Yes, the CAMVATE DC 2.5mm to 4-Pin Male Right-Angle Power Cable for Sound Devices and Zoom Field Recorders should work with the SmallRig L-Series/NP-F Battery Adapter Plate's 12V (DC 5525 - 2.5mm) DC output connection to power the Zoom F8n Pro via Hirose connection.

Q: 7. Will the RRS TA-4-LEVELING BASE fit my RRS Versa Tripod TVC-34L MK2?

A: The Really Right Stuff TA-4 Leveling Base with Low-Profile Knob is only compatible with Series 4 tripods; TVC-34L MK2 is a Series 3 tripod, so RRS TA-3 is compatible: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1337700-REG/really_right_stuff_ta_3_lb_lp_ta_3_leveling_base_with.html

Q: 8. Is it able to fit into either RRS TVC-34L or GT5543XLS? I have these two tripod.

A: This will not fit on either of those tripods. It would only be compatible with industry standard 100mm video bowls

Q: 9. Is this cable shielded?

A: The manufacturer has not specified if the Cable Techniques Low-Profile XLR3F to TA3M Coiled Cable for Canon EOS C70, C400, and Blackmagic Pocket Cinema (8 to 15") is a shielded cable or not.

Q: 10. Will the RRS TA-4-LB Leveling Base fit on an FLM CP38-L4 II tripod (this tripod has a 100mm bowl head area?)

A: According to RRS, the TA-4-LB fits on most standard 100mm diameter bowl tripods. The one thing I would caution is that the low-profile knob sits very close to the apex/spider of the tripod and it might be hard to operate in certain situations depending on how your tripod is set up/situated.