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Right-Angle XLR Male to Female Microphone Cable, Braided Shield

$11.00 / pc · MOQ 500 pcs

Built for the back of the rack: a 90-degree male end that drops instead of sticking out, OFC conductors, braided copper shield, moulded strain relief. Stage-proof patching.

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The 90-degree male plug is the whole point: behind a rack, along the back of a console, or on a camera with a crowded connector panel, a straight XLR sticks out and waits to be knocked or crushed. This right-angle lead lets the cable drop straight down, keeping the connection alive in close quarters where straight plugs fail.

Inside, the cable connects microphones, DI boxes and DMX fixtures to mixers, amplifiers and stage boxes over oxygen-free copper conductors with a braided copper shield and polyethylene insulation — the balanced, low-noise construction that professional runs demand. Moulded strain relief at both ends stands up to repeated patch-ins.

Key features

  • 90° XLR male to straight XLR female
  • Cable drops straight down — rack and console friendly
  • OFC conductors, braided copper shield
  • Polyethylene insulation, low-noise balanced build
  • Moulded strain relief both ends

Specifications

Type Balanced mic/line & DMX cable
Connectors XLR male (90°) → XLR female
Conductor Oxygen-free copper
Shield Braided copper
Insulation Polyethylene
Relief Moulded, both ends

Typical applications

  • Microphone, DI and DMX to mixer or stage box
  • Behind-rack amplifier patching
  • Console rear-panel runs
  • Camera-mounted mic connections

Custom and OEM options

Length and colour run per order; samples in 3–7 days with packing to your spec.

FAQ

Does the right angle carry DMX too?
Yes — XLR3 wiring serves DMX512 fixtures and controllers identically.

Which end is angled?
The male plug — the end that lands on chassis-mounted sockets behind racks and consoles.

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