PSSO XLR 3-pin cable 1.5 m with Neutrik-compatible connectors

PSSO XLR 3-pin cable 1.5 m with Neutrik-compatible connectors is a balanced audio lead designed for short-distance signal connections between microphones, mixers and studio equipment. The 1.5 meter length provides a compact routing option for stage and studio setups while metal Neutrik-compatible housing ensures secure latching and mechanical durability. The cable construction focuses on reliable signal transfer with reduced electromagnetic interference for clear audio in live sound, recording and broadcast environments.

Advantages

The cable offers a balanced 3-pin XLR configuration that minimizes noise and hum when connecting low-impedance microphones and line-level equipment. Neutrik-compatible metal connectors deliver firm contact and strain-relief for frequent connection cycles. Its compact 1.5 m length simplifies cable management and reduces excess slack on stage or in the studio. The construction combines flexibility with sufficient shielding to preserve signal integrity.

Suitable for

• Connecting dynamic and condenser microphones to mixers or preamps
• Short patch connections between studio out/in points and audio interfaces
• Temporary or permanent routing in live sound and broadcast rigs

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3-pin male to 3-pin female XLR (Neutrik-compatible metal housings)
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Cable topology: balanced two-conductor with shield
• Typical shielding: braided shield for reduced electromagnetic interference
• Conductor material: oxygen-free copper or equivalent audio-grade conductor
• Jacket: flexible PVC or similar durable outer sheath

How to use

Insert the female XLR end into the microphone output or the equipment’s XLR output and connect the male XLR end to the mixer, preamp or interface input until the latch clicks for a secure connection. Route the cable to avoid running parallel to power lines and secure it with cable ties or tape where necessary to prevent tripping and mechanical strain. For condenser microphones, ensure phantom power is supplied by the connected preamp or mixer if required by the microphone.

Usage recommendations

For best results, keep the cable length as short as practical to minimize possible signal degradation. Avoid sharp bends at the connector ends and do not pull the cable by the connectors. Regularly inspect connectors for debris or corrosion and store the cable coiled loosely in a dry environment when not in use.