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15-foot XLR female to right-angle XLR male cable with black jacket and metal connectors

Hosa Technology

Hosa Technology 15' XLR Female to Right Angle XLRM Cable

SKU CH-CYJ3-ZJF92

Balanced 3-pin XLR female to right-angle XLR male interconnect cable, 15 ft

  • 15-foot length gives flexible placement
  • Right-angle male XLR fits tight spaces
  • Heavy-duty cable withstands frequent use
  • Clamp-style plugs ensure secure connection

15-foot XLR audio interconnect

This 15-foot balanced cable connects a straight 3-pin XLR female to a right-angle 3-pin XLR male. It suits studio or stage wiring where a low-profile male plug eases routing behind racks or mixers. Heavy-duty construction and clamp-style XLR plugs provide secure terminations for professional audio signals.

Thermals noise and power draw

As a passive copper cable it generates no heat and requires no power supply. Operation is completely silent with no active components to produce noise. The balanced design rejects interference without adding electrical load to connected equipment.

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Price $24.99
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Questions about this item

How do I route the right-angle XLR male end into a tight rack space without stressing the connector?

Align the right-angle plug so the cable exits toward the rack rear, then tighten the clamp-style XLR shell by hand until the latch clicks — do not force the bend radius tighter than the cable's natural curve.

When should I replace this 15' balanced interconnect cable?

Replace it if the latch no longer holds securely, the cable jacket shows cuts or kinks near the plugs, or you hear intermittent signal loss when the cable is flexed during use.

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