Finish your pro-audio cables with style using our Premium Black 3-Pin XLR Male Connector. This industry-standard "output" plug is designed for users who demand both high-performance signal transmission and a modern, low-profile aesthetic. The matte black finish not only looks superior to standard silver but also reduces glare under stage lights, making it the perfect choice for professional touring and broadcast environments.
Mixer & Interface Inputs: The standard plug for connecting balanced cables to your mixing console or audio interface.
Stealth Stage Rigs: Perfect for theatrical performances and video sets where gear needs to remain inconspicuous.
High-End Studio Builds: Achieve a uniform "all-black" aesthetic for your custom rack-patching and studio looms.
Powered Speaker Leads: Connect balanced signals to your PA system with a professional, low-profile look.
Matte Black Zinc Alloy Shell: A high-durability, non-reflective coating that resists scratches and looks great in any setup.
Balanced Signal Integrity: 3-Pin configuration (Ground, Hot, Cold) ensures maximum noise rejection and hum-free audio.
Superior Strain Relief: Features a high-grip internal chuck-style clamp that protects your solder joints from heavy pulling.
Tapered Black Rubber Boot: Provides a smooth transition from the connector to the cable, preventing sharp bends and wire fatigue.
"True-Signal" Conductivity: Despite the black shell, the internal pins are silver-plated to ensure zero signal loss and high-fidelity sound.
Easy DIY Soldering: Features large, accessible solder buckets designed for fast and secure wire attachment.
Precision Engineered: Built to international standards for a perfect, wiggle-free fit in any 3-pin female XLR socket.
Type: XLR Male (Cable End)
Color: Matte Black Finish
Is this the end that goes into the mixer?
Yes. In a standard microphone cable setup, the Male end is the output that plugs into your Mixer, Stage Box, or Wall Plate.
Will the black finish chip off?
Our connectors feature an industrial-grade electroplated finish that is far more durable than spray paint, though it can still be scratched by sharp metal objects or heavy pavement use.
Can I use this for 3-pin DMX lighting?
Absolutely. Many lighting professionals prefer the black finish for DMX cables as it blends seamlessly into stage trusses and lighting rigs.
