Adam Hall K3BMV0300 Balanced Cable XLR male to Jack TRS | 3 m
Adam Hall K3BMV0300 Balanced Cable XLR male to Jack TRS | 3 m. Counterpart of the K3BFV microphone cable, balanced conductor routing, this time with a 6.3 millimetre TRS plug and a male XLR plug. Uses original Adam Hall plugs and high-quality cable material.
Cable colour: Black
A “Balanced Cable XLR male to Jack” is an audio cable that’s commonly used in professional audio and music settings to transmit balanced audio signals. Here’s what this cable configuration typically involves:
- XLR Male Connector: One end of the cable features an XLR male connector. The XLR connector is a three-pin connection used for balanced audio signals. It’s often found on microphones, professional audio equipment, and soundboards.
- Jack Connector: The other end of the cable terminates with a Jack connector. The Jack connector can come in various sizes, with the most common being 1/4-inch (6.35mm) TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) or TS (Tip-Sleeve) connectors. Jack connectors are often used for instruments, amplifiers, and some audio interfaces.
- Balanced Audio: This cable configuration is used to carry balanced audio signals. Balanced audio signals are designed to minimize interference and noise, making them ideal for long cable runs in professional audio applications. The XLR connector is well-suited for balanced signals because it offers separate conductors for the audio’s positive and negative phases, as well as a ground connection.
- Applications: You would typically use a “Balanced Cable XLR male to Jack” to connect a device with an XLR output, such as a microphone, to another device with a Jack input, like a mixing console or an amplifier. This cable allows you to maintain a clean and noise-free audio connection over longer distances.
- Usage: When connecting the cable, the XLR male end goes into the XLR output on the source device (e.g., a microphone), and the Jack connector is plugged into the Jack input on the receiving device (e.g., a mixer or an amplifier).
- Professional Audio: These cables are commonly used in live sound reinforcement, recording studios, and other professional audio settings where signal quality and interference rejection are critical.
- Cable Length: The length of the cable can vary based on your specific needs, and it’s important to choose an appropriate length to reach between your devices without unnecessary slack.


















