XLR 3-pin cable PSSO 3 m with Neutrik-compatible connectors, model 30227810

The PSSO XLR 3-pin cable 3 m with Neutrik-compatible connectors, model 30227810, is a three-meter balanced audio and DMX signal cable designed for reliable connections between microphones, mixers, lighting controllers and stage equipment. Its shielded construction reduces electromagnetic interference and ensures consistent signal transmission for live sound, recording and installation environments. The durable outer jacket and strain-relief at both ends improve longevity under frequent use.

Advantages

This XLR 3-pin cable offers stable balanced audio performance with minimized noise and hum thanks to effective shielding and twisted conductor design. Neutrik-compatible connectors provide secure locking and easy mating with standard XLR jacks used in professional audio and lighting systems. The three-metre length balances reach and manageability on stage or in studio setups, while robust mechanical build and strain relief resist wear from repeated plug/unplug cycles and cable movement.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers and preamps
• Routing balanced line-level audio between stage boxes, consoles and outboard gear
• Transmitting DMX control signals for lighting fixtures and controllers
• Temporary stage installations, rehearsals and portable recording setups
• Fixed installation in small venues, studios and rehearsal rooms

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3 metres
• Connector type: 3-pin XLR male to 3-pin XLR female with Neutrik-compatible housings
• Construction: shielded, twisted pair conductors for balanced signal transmission
• Outer jacket: durable flexible material suitable for stage use
• Mechanical features: integrated strain relief and robust connector shells

How to use

Plug the XLR male end into the output of a microphone, DI box or audio interface and connect the XLR female end to the input of a mixer, preamplifier or lighting controller as required. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the locking mechanism engages to prevent accidental disconnection. Route the cable away from power lines and large electrical equipment to reduce potential interference; use cable ties or stage-safe gaffer tape to secure runs and avoid sharp bends that could stress the conductors.

Usage recommendations

For best signal quality, use this balanced XLR cable for distances up to several meters in live or studio contexts and avoid running it in direct parallel with mains power. Regularly inspect connector integrity and the outer jacket for damage; replace the cable if shielding or conductor continuity is compromised.