
Monoprice
Monoprice 104762 XLR Male to 1/4" TRS Male Cable - 10ft
4inXLR
Premier-series 10ft balanced XLR-to-TRS cable with gold-plated connectors for noise-free studio and stage audio.
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Overview
Key Features
Balanced cables have a separate braided shield to provide additional resistance to interference without modulating the interference into the signal.
Prevents ground loop issues.
XLR to 1/4in TRS balanced pro audio cables provide high fidelity and eliminate noise in the recording studio and on the stage.
Our new premier series cables up the ante in terms of construction quality and performance.
Specifications
Brand
Monoprice
Model
104762
Connector Type
XLR Male to 1/4-inch TRS Male
Cable Length
10 Feet
Wire Gauge
16AWG
Connector Plating
Gold Plated
Cable Type
Balanced
Shielding
Braided Shield
Series
Premier Series
Color
Black
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the advantage of a balanced cable like this one?
Balanced cables carry the audio signal on two conductors plus a separate braided shield. This design rejects electromagnetic interference and prevents ground loop hum, resulting in a cleaner signal over longer runs compared to unbalanced cables.
What applications is this XLR-to-TRS cable designed for?
It is designed for connecting equipment with XLR outputs to devices with 1/4-inch TRS inputs, such as running from a mixer's XLR output to a powered monitor's TRS input, or connecting outboard gear in a studio signal chain.
Why does this cable use gold-plated connectors?
Gold plating resists corrosion and oxidation over time, maintaining a reliable electrical contact and consistent signal quality even after repeated plugging and unplugging.
Is the 1/4-inch connector TRS or TS?
It is a TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) connector, which is required for carrying a balanced signal. A TS connector would only support an unbalanced connection.
What gauge wire does this cable use?
It uses 16AWG conductors, which is a heavier gauge than many competing cables and contributes to lower resistance and better signal transfer.