PSSO XLR cable 3-pin, 10 m, black, Neutrik connectors

Balanced PSSO XLR cable 3-pin, 10 m, black, Neutrik connectors is a professional audio connection cable designed for low-noise transmission of microphone and line-level signals. With a 3-pin XLR configuration and rugged Neutrik connectors at both ends, this 10-meter cable provides stable mechanical contact and consistent audio performance for stage, studio and live-sound environments. The black jacket and flexible construction allow straightforward routing and handling during setup and teardown.

Advantages

The cable offers balanced signal transmission to reduce electromagnetic interference and hum over long runs. Neutrik connectors ensure secure locking, good contact resistance and high durability under repeated insertions. The 10 m length balances reach and signal integrity for most stage and studio layouts while the robust outer jacket resists wear from coiling and foot traffic. Overall construction is intended for regular professional use with predictable electrical and mechanical behavior.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers, preamps or audio interfaces
• Interconnecting outboard gear and DI boxes in live and studio setups
• Patch and channel routing on PA snakes and stage boxes
• Instrument connections that accept balanced XLR wiring

Key specifications

• Balanced 3-pin XLR configuration
• Length: 10 meters
• Connector type: metal Neutrik XLR male and female
• Cable color: black
• Construction: shielded audio cable suitable for microphone and line signals
• Flexible jacket for stage and studio use

How to use

Connect the male and female Neutrik XLR connectors to the corresponding inputs and outputs on microphones, mixers, preamps or audio interfaces. Ensure connectors are fully seated until the locking mechanism engages to maintain reliable contact. Route the cable to avoid running parallel to power cables when possible to minimize interference. Coil or wrap the cable using appropriate techniques for storage to preserve the jacket and internal conductors.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use this balanced XLR cable for signals within microphone and line-level ranges, avoid sharp bends near the connectors, and inspect connector pins and locking latches periodically for wear. When running long cable layouts on stage, use cable ties or clips to secure runs and reduce trip hazards while maintaining some slack at connection points to prevent strain on connectors.