3-Pin XLR Male to Mini XLR Female Lapel Microphone Cable

Lavalier and headset microphones terminate in mini XLR; the rest of the audio world uses full-size 3-pin XLR. This cable is the link: a standard XLR male plug at the console end, a mini 3-pin XLR female socket at the microphone end, in 1 m, 2 m or 3 m runs that reach from bodypack position to desk without slack.

The cable is 3.0 mm outside diameter — light weight and extremely flexible, which is the whole point for a lead that hangs off a presenter or an actor. It is shielded to prevent distortion and maintain clear, crisp sound, with high-quality durable connectors on both ends. Beyond lapel mics, the same lead patches professional equipment between mixers, power amplifiers, equalizers and limiters where a mini-XLR port appears.

Key features

• 3-pin XLR male to mini XLR 3-pin female
• Lengths 1 m, 2 m, 3 m
• 3.0 mm OD — light and extremely flexible
• Shielded against distortion
• Durable, high-quality connectors

Specifications

Typical applications

• Lavalier and headset mic patching
• Bodypack to console runs
• Theatre and broadcast rigs
• Mixer/amp/EQ mini-XLR ports

Custom and OEM options

Lengths and packing run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days.

FAQ

Which mini XLR standard?
Mini 3-pin (the common TA3F-style lapel connector) — if your mic uses the smaller TA4F 4-pin, that is a different SKU; check before ordering.

Why so thin?
3.0 mm keeps the lead invisible on clothing and light on the bodypack — with the shield retained, so the audio stays clean.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.