Nedis XLR Audio Cable - Grey

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The Nedis COTH15200GY30 is a high-quality 3-meter audio cable designed for musicians, DJs, and audio professionals who need a reliable link between XLR-based equipment and RCA-input devices. It provides exceptional signal integrity for microphones, instruments, and mixers, though its fixed 3-meter length may require additional extensions for larger stage setups.
| Colour | Grey |
|---|---|
| Brand | Nedis |
While the XLR end is a 3-pin connector, this specific cable adapts an XLR output to an unbalanced RCA input, meaning the signal will remain unbalanced.
This cable is designed for standard audio signal transmission; it is not recommended for microphones requiring phantom power due to the conversion to RCA.
Standard consumer warranties apply based on your local retailer and region; please check your purchase documentation for specific terms.
The PVC material is designed to be highly flexible, making it easy to route through tight spaces or coil for storage without stiffening.
The connector contacts are plated with nickel, which offers excellent corrosion resistance and durability for daily use.
Yes, you can use standard RCA extension cables or XLR extension cables, though keep in mind that longer cable runs may eventually introduce signal loss.
Ensure all connectors are fully seated. Check that the cable is not running parallel to power cables, which can cause electromagnetic interference.
Check for debris in the RCA ports or the XLR input. Inspect the cable for any visible kinks or jacket tears.
Verify that your input/output settings on the mixer or amplifier are correctly configured and that the channel is not muted.
To set up your audio connection, simply insert the 3-pin XLR male connector into your output device (such as a microphone or mixer) until it clicks, ensuring a secure lock. Connect the two RCA plugs to the corresponding L/R inputs on your receiving device (such as an amplifier or sound card).
Because this is a standard analog cable, it is compatible with most audio hardware featuring these ports. To maintain the life of your cable, avoid pulling directly on the wire when disconnecting; always grasp the connector housing. Store the cable in a loose loop to prevent internal conductor fatigue, and keep the nickel contacts clean by avoiding exposure to moisture or dust.