STARTECH MU6MMS2RA 3.5mm Right Angle Stereo Cable 6 ft
- Cable Connectors
- Black
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Connects Saramonic wireless receivers to dual XLR inputs with a locking 3.5 mm TRS plug and gold-plated connectors
This locking 3.5 mm TRS to dual XLR cable connects Saramonic UwMic9, VmicLink5, UwMic10 and UwMic15 wireless receivers to professional audio inputs. Gold-plated connectors and shielded construction reduce signal noise. The compact, lightweight design stays tangle-free during mobile recording sessions.
Buyers whose receivers use a standard non-threaded 3.5 mm jack cannot secure this plug. Setups requiring only one XLR connection or a different connector type such as TRRS or 2.5 mm should choose another cable.
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| Brand name | LORDWORLD |
The cable is designed for Saramonic UwMic9, VmicLink5, UwMic10 and UwMic15 wireless systems.
The cable provides dual 3-pin XLR male outputs, so you can connect two XLR microphones directly.
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