Procab 2x XLR male to 2x RCA (Cinch) male audio cable, 1.5 m

Procab 2x XLR male to 2x RCA (Cinch) male audio cable, 1.5 m is a fixed‑length analog interconnect designed to link balanced XLR outputs to unbalanced RCA inputs. With a length of 1.5 metres and two separate channels, the cable allows connection of mixers, audio interfaces or professional outputs to consumer amplifiers, recorders and playback devices. It provides a straightforward wired path for left and right channels when converting from balanced studio signals to unbalanced consumer equipment.

Advantages

This Procab cable offers durable connectors and a molded jacket to maintain consistent contact and reduce mechanical stress at connection points. The dual XLR‑to‑RCA configuration keeps stereo channels separated for clear left/right routing. Its fixed 1.5 m length simplifies cable management and eliminates the need to cut or modify wiring for common desktop and rack setups. The product is suitable when a simple passive conversion between balanced and unbalanced lines is required without additional electronics.

Suitable for

• Connecting mixer or audio interface outputs to consumer amplifiers or recorders
• Patching studio gear to home audio systems and hi‑fi equipment
• Fixed-length stereo connections in small studios, rehearsal spaces or AV setups

Key specifications

• Connector configuration: 2x XLR male to 2x RCA (Cinch) male
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Channel count: stereo (two separate channels)
• Signal type: analog audio, balanced to unbalanced connection
• Jacket: molded strain relief at connectors for mechanical protection

How to use

Insert the XLR male connectors into the balanced outputs of your mixer or audio interface, observing channel labeling for left and right. Plug the RCA male connectors into the unbalanced inputs of the destination device such as an amplifier, recorder or consumer playback unit. Ensure both source and destination devices are powered off or set to safe levels when connecting to avoid loud transients. After connections are made, set input sensitivity on the receiving device appropriately to account for the change from balanced to unbalanced signalling.

Usage recommendations

For best results, use this cable for short‑run connections (typical studio or desktop distances). Avoid routing the cable alongside mains power lines for long distances to minimize potential interference. If connecting high‑impedance or long‑distance runs, consider using a dedicated DI box or an active balancer to preserve signal integrity when converting between balanced and unbalanced circuits.