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Ruth's sister

Ruth's sister 3 PIN XLR Female to Female Adaptor

SKU CH-DKPX-J6GXJ

Connects two male XLR plugs for microphone or speaker cable extension

  • Connects two male XLR cables for extended runs
  • Three-pin female-to-female layout matches standard mic wiring
  • Metal shell shields signal from electromagnetic interference
  • Compact adaptor adds no strain to panel-mounted connectors

Audio cable extender

The Ruth's sister 3 PIN XLR Female to Female Adaptor joins two XLR cables together so a microphone or speaker lead reaches further. It suits stage, studio or broadcast set-ups where the stock cable falls short.

Passive metal connector

No active electronics mean zero power draw, no heat and no added noise in normal use. The all-metal shell shields the signal while the gold-plated pins keep resistance low.

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Price $8.99
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Specifications

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Questions about this item

How do I connect the 3 PIN XLR female ends to extend my microphone cable?

Align the three pins on each male XLR plug with the corresponding sockets on the adaptor, then push firmly until the latch clicks; the step often missed is ensuring both latches engage fully to prevent signal loss.

Will the metal contacts inside the XLR female sockets need cleaning over time?

Yes, the gold-plated contacts can oxidise after prolonged use; wipe them occasionally with a lint-free cloth and a drop of contact cleaner to maintain reliable microphone or speaker connections.

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