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The Electrovision F343G 3-pin mini female XLR connector is designed for audio professionals, technicians, and DIY enthusiasts who require a reliable, secure connection in a compact form factor. It offers a superior positive latching mechanism that prevents accidental disconnections, making it ideal for portable audio equipment and microphone setups. The primary caveat for users is the small physical size, which requires steady hands and precise soldering skills during the assembly process.
| Model Part Number | F343G |
|---|---|
| Brand | Electrovision |
The connector weighs 0.01kg.
No, this is a mini XLR connector designed for smaller devices; it will not mate with standard full-sized XLR (XLR-3) connectors.
Yes, it is suitable for instruments that use mini XLR connections, such as certain high-end wireless beltpacks for guitar pickups.
The body is constructed from precision-machined, nickel-plated brass.
The connector is designed with keyed parts that act as a guide; ensure the alignment notch is matched before inserting.
Check your solder joints for cold joints or loose wires inside the connector housing.
Ensure the connector is properly oriented according to the keying slots and verify the latch spring is not obstructed.
Ensure all internal components are seated correctly within the brass body before tightening the rear cap.
To ensure a successful setup, strip your cable leads carefully to avoid cutting into the internal conductors. We recommend using a high-quality solder to ensure a low-resistance signal path. The connector is compatible with standard 3-pin mini XLR inputs found on various wireless transmitters and portable preamps. Regarding care, keep the connector pins clean and free of debris to maintain signal integrity. If the latching action feels stiff over time, a microscopic amount of electronic-grade lubricant can be applied to the locking tab, though this is rarely necessary under normal indoor use.
