Procab XLR angled male to XLR angled female cable, 5 m

Procab XLR angled male to XLR angled female cable, 5 m is a balanced audio cable designed for professional audio signal transmission. With right-angle XLR connectors at both ends and a five-metre length, this cable is intended for microphone, stage and studio use where a secure, low-profile connection is needed to minimise strain on connector points and to keep cable runs neat and unobtrusive.

Advantages

The angled XLR male and angled XLR female connectors reduce mechanical stress at the connector-to-device interface and allow connections in tight spaces behind consoles, racks or on-stage furniture. The balanced construction provides reliable noise rejection over moderate distances, maintaining audio integrity for live sound, rehearsal and recording applications. The 5 m length offers flexibility for common stage and studio layouts while keeping signal path short enough to preserve clarity.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixing consoles or preamps
• Stage patching between stage boxes and snake inputs
• Studio connections between outboard gear and interfaces
• Live sound setups where low-profile XLR connections are required

Key specifications

• Cable type: balanced audio cable
• Connector configuration: angled XLR male to angled XLR female
• Length: 5 metres
• Shielding: braided or foil shield for interference reduction (balanced design)
• Suitable signal: analogue microphone and line-level balanced signals

How to use

Insert the angled XLR male connector into the corresponding female input on the mixer, preamp or microphone, and plug the angled XLR female connector into the output or stage-box connector. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the latch engages to prevent accidental disconnection. Route the cable to avoid tight bends near the connector ends and secure it to stands, racks or cable ties as needed to reduce movement and strain during use.

Usage recommendations

For best performance, avoid running the balanced cable in parallel with mains power cables for long distances, and inspect connector latches periodically for wear. Use the angled connectors when access behind equipment is limited to reduce connector stress and improve cable longevity.