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Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR male connector in silver metal finish

Peavey Electronics

Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR Male Connector 72020

SKU CH-Q120-E1G96

An XLR balanced male connector for professional audio cabling, supplied as a single unit

  • Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG provides reliable XLR connectivity
  • Balanced male connector ensures clean signal transfer
  • Peavey Electronics quality backs professional audio use
  • Part 72020 identifies the exact replacement component

Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR Male Connector

This is a Peavey Neutrik NC3MX-D-BAG XLR balanced male connector identified by part number 72020. It provides a three-pin XLR termination for balanced audio signals. The component is supplied new and ready for installation.

Audio technicians terminating balanced cables

The connector suits engineers and installers who need a reliable XLR male plug for microphone, line-level or AES3 wiring. It is not intended for users requiring a female XLR socket, a right-angle shell, a latchless design or a multipin connector for other signal types.

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Price $5.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

Will the 72020 connector fit the existing XLR cables in my older rack?

The 72020 is a standard three-pin XLR male connector, so it mates with any conventional XLR female socket on legacy cables or panels.

How can I confirm the 72020 is making a solid balanced connection after soldering?

Use a cable tester or multimeter to verify continuity on pins one, two and three and check for shorts between them.

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