3.5mm TRS Stereo to Dual XLR Male Breakout Cable, 30 cm

A digital audio player, laptop or phone speaks 3.5 mm stereo; the mixing console it feeds speaks XLR. This 30 cm breakout is the bridge: a single 3.5 mm TRS stereo plug splitting into two 3-pin XLR male plugs, so the left and right channels land on two console inputs as proper pro connections — no adapter stacks, no dangling dongles.

At 30 cm the lead is a desk patch, short enough to stay tidy between the player and the channel strip. The construction is pro-grade: oxygen-free copper conductors for enhanced signal clarity, OFC spiral shields for effective EMI and RFI rejection with the flexibility a short patch needs, and XLR connectors with internal strain relief for rugged reliability through repeated patch-ins.

Key features

• 3.5 mm TRS stereo male to dual 3-pin XLR male
• 30 cm desk-patch length
• OFC conductors for signal clarity
• OFC spiral shield: EMI/RFI rejection
• Internal strain relief in the XLR shells

Specifications

Typical applications

• Laptop or player into mixing consoles
• Consumer source to pro audio input
• Bench and demo-station patching
• Portable rig interconnects

Custom and OEM options

Length, colour and packing run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days and MOQ stays friendly to trial orders.

FAQ

Does this turn a stereo source into two balanced channels?
It maps left and right onto two XLR pins, but the source remains unbalanced stereo — the XLR ends are wired for consumer-to-pro level patching, not for converting signal type.

Is 30 cm enough?
It is a patch length — source and console sit close. For runs across a stage, use a longer line-level cable from a console output instead.

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