An ideal addition to project studios and sound reinforcement racks, the XLR Feedthrough Patch Panel with 8 Male to 8 Female XLR from My Custom Shop packs eight channels of XLR connectivity into just 1 RU of rack space. Utilizing Connectronics D-Type chassis-mount connectors, it bypasses the need for soldering to greatly expedite installation time. It features eight XLR 3-pin male (front panel) to female (rear panel) connectors, making it well suited for running mics to preamps, preamps to outboard processors, and line-level signals between audio interfaces and other gear.

Occupies 1 RU of Rack Space    8 Channels of XLR Connectivity    8 XLR 3-Pin Male to Female    Connectronics D-Type Connectors    No Soldering Required    Fast Installation

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work to connect the Rode Filmmaker Kit to the Tascam DR-70D? I have tried several stereo cables, but it seems to only work with mono.

A: The xlr inputs on the tascam dr70d are mono inputs. the only stereo input is the 1/8in jack.

Q: 2. I would like to connect Rode wireless go to my Zoom f4. Could I use this adapter to connect them as such? Wireless Go 3.5mmTRSThis AdaptorXLR male to Zoom f4 XLR female?

A: That is correct.

Q: 3. Hello, I want to record speeches in a wedding. My setting is a back up audio. I want to connect my Rode wireless go II recorder to the dj console while guest speech using the Dj microphone. Will this adapter work for my needs.

A: Yes. The following adapter will get plugged into the events mixing board.

Q: 4. Will this allow me to use the microphone on an external headset to record with a Tascam DR-40 or Zoom H6?

A: It seems like you are referencing the 3.5mm TRRS connection headset that would usually connect to a smartphone. If that is what you are referencing, then no that will not work with this adapter going into a Tascam DR-40 or Zoom H6.

Q: 5. What adapters would be required to use the Rode Video Mic Pro (stereo) with a Tascam DR-40 and not go to mono?

A: Why not just connect 2 XLR ports on the mic to the 2 XLR ports on the recorder using simple XLR-XLR cables? Am I missing something?

Q: 6. Will this work with the Rode SmartLav+?

A: No as the smartlav+ has a TRRS connection. The VXLR is a TRS to XLR adaptor only.

Q: 7. Can I connect a JBL Lifestyle Can I plug in my JBL Quantum 300 Gaming headset to this adapter and plug it into an audio interface or mixer?

A: So that we may properly assist you, please contact via phone, email or live chat.

Q: 8. Is this Adapter OK to use with a Rode Video Mic Go Shotgun connecting to a Tascam 70D for phantom power? If it is what should the setting on the Tascam 70D be 24v or 48v?

A: No. You should not send phantom power to the Rode Video Mic. It operates on its own internal battery, which is charged via the USB cable.

Q: 9. I have a Rode Wireless Go and I want to plug the transmitter into the soundboard and the receiver will plug into my DSLR. What cable will I need from the VXLR to the transmitter?

A: This adapter would be to take the cable that comes out of the receiver and bring it in to an XLR input, not an output. We are not aware of an option that will allow you to feed a sound board in to the Rode Wireless Go's Transmitter at this time.

Q: 10. If I am wanting to connect a Sennheiser Lavalier 3.5mm directly to my Zoom F3, should I get the VXLR or VXLR+?

A: The Sennheiser lavalier microphone requires a small amount of voltage in order to function, so you will want to use the RODE VXLR+ 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter with Phantom Power Converter (B&H # ROVXLRP), which will allow you to use phantom power from the XLR mic input on the Zoom F3 Portable Field Recorder and then convert it to the proper amount of plug-in power that the mic requires. The RODE VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapter (B&H # ROVXLR) will only convert the plug on the microphone from 3.5mm to XLR, but it will not convert phantom power to plug-in power.