TRS/TS to XLR Audio Cable - Quality Signal Transmission | AudioPatron

High-Fidelity Audio Connector with Oxygen-Free Copper Core

 

 

This high-grade audio cable features gold-plated connectors, 99.99% pure copper core, and dual shielding technology for crystal-clear sound transmission between TRS/TS to XLR Audio Cable - Quality Signal Transmission. Available in multiple lengths from 1m to 15m to suit every application.

 

 

Detailed Product Description

 

Whether you're recording in a studio or performing live on stage, reliable signal transmission is essential for capturing pristine audio. Our TRS/TS to XLR Audio Cable delivers exceptional sound quality and durability that audio users demand.

 

This versatile connector bridges the gap between 6.35mm (1/4") jack devices like audio interfaces, drum machines, and workstations to XLR inputs on monitor speakers, mixing consoles, and other audio equipment. The cable's balanced signal transmission (TRS-XLR versions) effectively eliminates noise and interference, ensuring your audio remains clean and true to source.

Technical Specifications:

 

• Conductor cross-section: 2x 0.22 mm² (28 x 0.10 mm individual strands)

 

• Cable diameter: 6.0 mm

 

• Dual shielding: Aluminum foil + twisted copper braid

 

• Connectors: Nickel-plated (TS/TRS) or gold-plated (XLR)

 

• Oxygen-free copper core for superior signal clarity

 

• Flexible yet durable PVC jacket with integrated strain relief

 

• Long-tail: Balanced Audio Cable for Studio Recording, Gold-Plated XLR Cable for Live Sound

 

Available Configurations:

 

• Connector Types: TS-XLR Male, TS-XLR Female, TRS-XLR Male, TRS-XLR Female

• Cable Lengths:

• 1m - Ideal for desktop studio setups and equipment racks

• 2m - Perfect for compact studio environments

• 3m - Standard length for most studio applications

• 5m - Offers flexibility in mid-sized studios and small stages

• 7.5m - Provides extended reach for larger studios and stages

• 10m - Suitable for substantial stage setups

• 12m - Extensive coverage for large venue performances

• 15m - Maximum length ensuring signal integrity for complex installations

Performance Benefits:

• Balanced signal transmission (TRS-XLR versions) for noise-free audio

• Stable frequency response across the audible spectrum

• Heavy-duty construction withstands demanding stage environments

• Molded strain relief prevents cable damage at connection points

• Flexible design for easy handling and storage

Application Areas:

• Studio recording and monitoring

• Live sound reinforcement

• PA systems

• Audio installations

• Karaoke systems

• DMX lighting control

 

 

Length Selection Guide

 

 

Studio Applications:

 

• 1-3m cables are perfect for compact studio setups, connecting nearby equipment with minimal cable clutter

• 5m cables provide flexibility for standard studio layouts while maintaining optimal signal integrity

• 7.5m cables allow for strategic equipment placement in larger studio environments

 

Live Performance:

 

• 10m cables cover standard stage dimensions for most performance venues

• 12m cables provide ample reach for larger stages and complex setups

• 15m cables ensure maximum coverage for festival stages and large venues

 

 

Frequently Asked Questions

 

What's the difference between TS and TRS connections? TS (Tip-Sleeve) cables provide unbalanced connections, suitable for instrument signals like guitars. TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) cables offer balanced connections that significantly reduce noise over long cable runs, ideal for studio environments and audio setups.

 

Which cable length should I choose? For best signal integrity, select the shortest cable that meets your needs. Shorter lengths (1-5m) are optimal for studio environments where signal clarity is paramount, mid-lengths (7.5-10m) work well for most stage applications, while longer cables (12-15m) are designed for large venue performances.

 

Is this cable compatible with my audio interface? Yes, this cable works with any equipment featuring standard 6.35mm (1/4") TRS/TS outputs or XLR inputs/outputs, including most audio interfaces, mixers, and audio equipment.