PSSO cavo XLR 3 pin 7,5m nero Neutrik (30227848)

Poor-quality microphone cables can introduce hum, crackle, and signal dropouts that ruin live performances and studio takes. The PSSO XLR Cable 3-Pin 7.5m Black Neutrik (30227848) eliminates these issues with genuine Neutrik XX-series connectors and a robust braided copper shield, delivering clean, reliable audio over its 7.5-meter length. Whether you're connecting a dynamic microphone to a mixing console, patching a stage box to an audio interface, or routing line-level signals between processors, this cable ensures your sound remains transparent and interference-free.

Who is it for

Live sound engineers, recording studios, houses of worship, and mobile DJs who demand dependable XLR connectivity. It's also ideal for content creators and podcasters using professional microphones with XLR outputs. If you need a longer run for stage work or studio patch bays, this 7.5 m cable provides the reach without sacrificing signal integrity.

Main features

• Genuine Neutrik XX-series connectors (NC3MXX male and NC3FXX female) with nickel-plated contacts for secure, low-resistance connections.
• Oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors deliver pristine signal transfer with minimal loss.
• Braided copper shield rejects electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency interference (RFI), keeping audio clean.
• Durable black PVC jacket resists abrasion, twisting, and everyday wear on stage or in the studio.
• 7.5-meter length offers flexible positioning for microphones, DI boxes, and line-level devices.

Specifications

• Connector 1: XLR Male (3-pin), Neutrik NC3MXX
• Connector 2: XLR Female (3-pin), Neutrik NC3FXX
• Cable length: 7.5 m
• Cable colour: Black
• Conductor material: Oxygen-free copper (OFC)
• Shielding: Braided copper shield
• Jacket material: PVC
• Cable diameter: approx. 6.5 mm
• Connector plating: Nickel
• Application: Professional audio interconnect, microphone, line-level

Tips

To maximize cable life, avoid sharp bends near the connectors and use cable ties or Velcro straps for coiling. When connecting, always insert the XLR plug fully until it locks to prevent intermittent contact. For permanent installations, consider using cable ramps or gaffer tape to secure the cable and prevent tripping hazards.