XLR 3-pin cable PSSO 15 m with Neutrik connectors

PSSO XLR 3-pin cable, 15 m with Neutrik connectors, is a professional balanced audio cable intended for microphone and line‑level signal transmission. Its 15‑metre length accommodates stage setups, rehearsal rooms and studio layouts that require extended reach. The standard 3‑pin XLR wiring and quality Neutrik connectors ensure secure mating, low contact resistance and consistent signal integrity across runs.

Advantages

The cable combines robust mechanical construction with shielded balanced conductors to minimize electromagnetic interference and reduce hum and noise in the audio path. Neutrik connectors provide reliable locking and durable metal shells suited to repeated patching. The 15 m length offers flexibility for various stage and studio configurations while maintaining stable impedance and signal quality suitable for professional audio equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers or preamps in live sound
• Patch runs between studio interfaces and mic preamps
• PA system wiring for vocals and line‑level sources
• Rehearsal rooms and school audio setups requiring long cable runs

Key specifications

• Cable type: balanced 2‑conductor with shield
• Connector type: 3‑pin XLR male and female (Neutrik)
• Length: 15 metres
• Conductor material: oxygen‑free copper (typical for professional audio cables)
• Shielding: braided shield for improved EMI/RFI rejection
• Impedance: suitable for low‑impedance microphone and line signals
• Durability: reinforced strain relief and metal connector housings

How to use

Connect the XLR female end to the microphone or the source device and the XLR male end to the mixer, preamp or destination device following standard XLR pinout. Route the cable to avoid running in parallel with mains power cables to reduce potential interference. Use the cable’s strain relief at the connector to prevent stress on soldered joints; secure long runs with cable ties or straps at regular intervals to prevent tripping hazards and mechanical wear.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, perform regular visual inspections of connectors and cable jacket, avoid sharp bends and kinks, and store coiled without tight loops. When routing across stages, use gaffer tape to secure the cable and prevent accidental unplugging. If using long daisy chains or multiple adapters, verify levels and grounding to avoid hum; replace damaged connectors immediately to maintain reliable signal transfer.