Platinum Series Balanced Cable -XLR

Description

NLFX Professional Platinum Series Balanced Cable | 1/4" TRS to XLR Male (20ft)

The Professional Standard for Clean, Reliable Audio Connections

Engineered for professionals who demand flawless performance, the NLFX Professional Platinum Series Balanced Cable is the ultimate link between your essential audio gear. This 20-foot cable is expertly designed to connect devices with balanced 1/4" TRS outputs to equipment with XLR inputs, ensuring a pristine, noise-free signal path. Built in the USA with tour-grade components and backed by our lifetime warranty, this is more than just a cable—it's an investment in reliability and superior sound quality.

Key Features & Benefits

Flawless Balanced Signal: By correctly wiring the Tip-Ring-Sleeve of the TRS connector to the XLR pins, this cable maintains a true balanced signal, providing superior common-mode noise rejection and eliminating hum and buzz over long distances.
Platinum Series Construction: Features a dense 95% tinned copper braided shield and premium conductors, delivering your audio with absolute transparency while offering maximum protection against RFI/EMI.
Professional-Grade Connectors: Terminated with a high-quality 1/4" TRS connector and a robust male XLR connector, ensuring a secure, dependable connection that won't fail under professional use.
American-Made Quality & Lifetime Warranty: Meticulously assembled in the USA by our expert technicians and backed by a lifetime warranty, giving you ultimate peace of mind and confidence in your signal chain.

Ideal Applications

This cable is an indispensable tool for countless professional audio connections:

Connecting the main or monitor outputs of a mixing console directly to powered speakers or power amplifiers.
Linking the line outputs of a professional audio interface to your studio monitors.
Sending a balanced signal from an outboard effects processor, compressor, or equalizer to a mixer's input channel.
Any critical application where a balanced line-level signal must travel from a 1/4" TRS output to an XLR input.