Ensure a secure and long-lasting connection between compatible devices with the Sescom XLM6S-XLF6S Belden & Neutrik Switchcraft Compatible 6-Pin XLR Male to 6-Pin XLR Female Cable. The cable is designed for multiple applications including line-level balanced analog audio applications. It's also an ideal choice for tube microphone applications, extension cables, dual-channel intercom systems, stage lighting, and professional stereo headsets with balanced microphones.

This 18" XLM6S-XLF6S cable is terminated with a Neutrik NC6MSXX 6-pin XLR male Switchcraft-compatible connector at one end and a Neutrik NC6FXX XLR 6-pin female Switchcraft-compatible connector at the other. Both connectors feature rugged zinc die-cast shells.

The XLM6S-XLF6S utilizes rugged Belden RS-232 cable with an overall Beldfoil shield that provides 100% coverage and semirigid PVC insulation to ensure your cable run stands up to your environment. The cable offers excellent chuck strain relief to avoid shorts due to strain. It is assembled in the USA.

Dual-Channel Intercom, Stage Lighting    Tube Mics, Extension Cable    Neutrik Switchcraft Pin Configuration    6-Pin XLR Male to 6-Pin XLR Female    8 Conductor, 24 AWG, PVC Jacket    Rugged Belden RS-232 Cable    Length: 18"    Assembled in the USA

• Length: 18"
• Long-lasting and dependable 6-pin XLR Neutrik NC6FXX female / NC6MXX male, Switchcraft-compatible connectors
• Rugged Belden RS-232 cable
• 8 conductors, 24 AWG, PVC jacket
• 24 AWG stranded tinned copper drain wire
• Tinned copper conductors
• Overall Beldfoil shield (100% coverage)
• Excellent chuck-type strain relief
• Rugged zinc die-cast connector shells
• Semirigid PVC insulation
• Lifetime mating cycles: 1000
• Insertion/withdrawal force: ≤20 N
• Nominal cable diameter: 0.224 in
• Bend radius: 2.25 in

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. does this unit work with the Panasonic YAGH?

A: I bought it for the Panasonic YAGH, and it also worked well for us

Q: 2. Is this a universal V-mount plate, or does this only work with IDX batteries?

A: Universal. I've used a few other V-mount brands on this plate.

Q: 3. Does this cable preserves the balanced signals from an XLR mic into the 3.5" TSR connection in a DSLR? I need a cable that provides better RFI protection.

A: The 3.5mm TRS input on a DSLR camera (or recorder) is unbalanced, so the Sescom SES-CAMCORD-MIC DSLR Adapter Cable is sending a balanced signal into an unbalanced input. The cable is designed to be high quality, but the manufacturer has not provided specifications regarding the type of shielding that is used or the details for signal to noise ratio. It should do a good job of sending a clean signal into the camera and avoiding RFI.

Q: 4. Will this connect properly with good audio quality from the RodeLink Receiver/Rode Wireless Go's Receiver to a camera's XLR input?

A: It works for me

Q: 5. Do you think this could power an old arriflex 16mm film camera?

A: We checked it does take a standard 4 pin XLR, so it should issues, We cant find the exact draw of this camera due to it being off the market,

Q: 6. Will this work with the C500 Mark II?

A: A beefier power supply with more amps should be looked into. Example is Wooden Camera 15 VDC 4-Pin XLR Female Camera Power Cable with US Power Supply BH #WO231000 • MFR #231000. https://bhpho.to/3cCnGFk

Q: 7. Can all inputs and outputs be used at the same time without losing any sound power?

A: The Sescom SES-XLR-RGAB2 is an A/B switch, so only one output can be active at one time.

Q: 8. Does this fit the Eartec UltraPak?

A: It does not. The headset for the UltraPak is this: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1269395-REG/eartec_hubcyb_cyber_lightweight_plug_in_headset.html

Q: 9. The specs say Maximum Wattage 70 W, but the description says it outputs 12VDC at up to 10A, which implies 120 W. Can you clarify what is the actual maximum DC output power?

A: Manufacturer states same information, with output being 12VDC at "up to" 10A.

Q: 10. I want to run my iPhone to our church sound system. Can I use a lightning to 1/8" adaptor and then the Switchcraft 318 to go to xlr and get a good signal?

A: Yes, the Switchcraft AudioStix Stereo 3.5mm Female to Balanced Mono XLR Male Adapter is a good solution for converting a stereo 3.5mm signal connection from an iPhone to mono XLR output for connection to a sound system.