Procab audio cable 2x XLR male to 2x 6.3mm mono jack male, 3 m

Procab audio cable 2x XLR male to 2x 6.3mm mono jack male, 3 m is a balanced analog cable designed to route two independent channels between professional audio equipment. With two XLR male connectors on one end and two 6.3 mm (1/4") TS mono jack male connectors on the other, the 3 meter length provides moderate reach for stage, studio or FOH setups. The cable is intended for linking mixers, microphone preamps or DI box outputs to amplifiers, instruments or line inputs while preserving signal integrity in typical live and studio environments.

Advantages

The cable supports balanced-to-unbalanced connections where each XLR channel is converted to a 6.3 mm mono output, reducing the risk of interference over short distances when used correctly. Constructed with professional-grade connectors, it offers durable contact and secure mating for repeated use in stage and studio conditions. The 3 m length balances mobility and signal quality for common patching tasks without excess slack.

Suitable for

• Connecting mixer outputs to instrument amplifiers or line inputs
• Linking DI box or microphone preamp outputs to stage equipment
• Studio patching between outboard gear and interfaces
• Live sound setups requiring two-channel analog routing

Key specifications

• Connector types: 2 x XLR male to 2 x 6.3 mm (1/4") mono jack male
• Cable length: 3 meters
• Signal type: analog, balanced on XLR side, unbalanced on TS side
• Channel count: two independent channels (stereo or dual mono)
• Typical use: line-level and instrument-level connections

How to use

Route the two XLR male connectors to the balanced outputs of your mixer, preamp or DI box, and insert the two 6.3 mm mono jack connectors into the corresponding amplifier, instrument input or line input jacks. Observe proper channel pairing so left and right or channel 1 and channel 2 remain consistent at both ends. When converting from a balanced XLR source to unbalanced TS inputs, use short cable runs when possible to minimise noise. Ensure equipment is powered down or volume is lowered when making or breaking connections to avoid loud pops.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, use this cable for short to moderate runs (up to several meters) when interfacing balanced outputs with unbalanced inputs. Avoid excessive coiling and keep the cable away from power transformers and mains cabling to reduce hum and interference. Regularly inspect connectors for wear and keep contacts clean to maintain reliable signal transmission.