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Hosa Technology XLR3F to Right-Angle XLR3M Balanced Interconnect Cable - 25`
EAN: 728736049901
The twenty-five foot XLR3F to Right-Angle XLR3M Balanced Interconnect Cable by Hosa Technology is designed to connect pro audio gear such as mixers, compressors and mic preamps with balanced XLR inputs and outputs. The right-angle XLR3M connector offers easy access to hard-to-reach XLR inputs. Its OFC (Oxygen-free Copper) conductors deliver enhanced signal clarity and the OFC spiral shielding provides flexibility plus electromagnetic and radio frequency interference rejection. This is an ideal cable for touring and other live-sound applications.
Right-angle XLR3M connector allows easy access to XLR inputs with minimal clearance
XLR connectors with clamp strain relief provide strength and reliability
OFC (Oxygen-free Copper) conductors offer enhanced signal clarity
OFC spiral shielding provides flexibility plus Electromagnetic and Radio Frequency Interference rejection
EAN: 728736049901
The twenty-five foot XLR3F to Right-Angle XLR3M Balanced Interconnect Cable by Hosa Technology is designed to connect pro audio gear such as mixers, compressors and mic preamps with balanced XLR inputs and outputs. The right-angle XLR3M connector offers easy access to hard-to-reach XLR inputs. Its OFC (Oxygen-free Copper) conductors deliver enhanced signal clarity and the OFC spiral shielding provides flexibility plus electromagnetic and radio frequency interference rejection. This is an ideal cable for touring and other live-sound applications.
Right-angle XLR3M connector allows easy access to XLR inputs with minimal clearance
XLR connectors with clamp strain relief provide strength and reliability
OFC (Oxygen-free Copper) conductors offer enhanced signal clarity
OFC spiral shielding provides flexibility plus Electromagnetic and Radio Frequency Interference rejection
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