Streamline your audio workflow with the USB Type C to XLR Female Audio Cable. This premium 1-meter cable is designed to provide a direct, high-quality connection between your USB-C devices and professional audio hardware equipped with XLR male outputs. Whether you are capturing audio or linking to a professional feed, this cable ensures a stable, interference-free signal.
High-Fidelity DAC Chip: Features an integrated digital-to-analog converter (DAC) that maintains signal purity for crystal-clear audio reproduction.
Durable Braided Sleeve: The cable is wrapped in a heavy-duty black braided jacket, providing superior protection against tangles, cuts, and the rigors of professional use.
Secure XLR Female Connector: Features a professional 3-pin XLR female port with a locking mechanism to ensure a secure connection that won't pull loose.
Enhanced Signal Shielding: Engineered with internal copper shielding to block EMI and RFI, ensuring your audio remains free of hum and buzz.
Connector A: USB Type C (Male).
Connector B: XLR Female (3-Pin).
Cable Length: 1 Meter.
Outer Jacket: Premium High-Density Braided Protective Sleeve.
Connector Shell: Rugged Black Aluminum Alloy.
Recording & Podcasting: Connect professional dynamic microphones directly to your USB-C laptop or smartphone for mobile recording.
Mixer to Mobile: Capture a stereo or mono mix directly from a professional mixing console's XLR output into your mobile device.
Audio Interfacing: Use it as a direct link for powered speakers or audio interfaces that require a female XLR connection.
Broadcasting: Send a clean line-level audio feed from professional equipment into your USB-C device for high-quality live streams.
Does this provide Phantom Power?
No. This cable is for signal transmission only. If you are using a condenser microphone that requires 48V phantom power, you will still need an external power supply or mixer.
Is it compatible with the new iPhone?
Yes, it works perfectly with iPhone 15/16, iPad Pro, and Android devices that support USB-C audio.
Can I use it for "Line Level" signals?
Yes. It is designed to handle both microphone and line-level signals, making it highly versatile for studio and stage use.
