Neutrik

Neutrik BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG XLR 3-PIN Male Cable Connector

Reliable and Durable XLR ConnectivityIntroducing the Neutrik BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG XLR Connector, a premium 3-pin male cable end designed for professional audio applications. Known for its robustness and signal integrity, this connector ensures a secure and reliable connection for microphones,...

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Overview

Reliable and Durable XLR Connectivity

Introducing the Neutrik BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG XLR Connector, a premium 3-pin male cable end designed for professional audio applications. Known for its robustness and signal integrity, this connector ensures a secure and reliable connection for microphones, audio interfaces, and other audio equipment.

  • Brand: Neutrik
  • Model: BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG
  • Type: XLR Connector
  • Pins: 3-Pin
  • Gender: Male
  • Termination: Crimp
  • Color: Black/Silver

Specifications

Brand
Neutrik
Model
BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG
Connector Type
XLR
Pin Configuration
3-PIN
Gender
Male
Application
Cable Connector

Frequently Asked Questions

This Neutrik XLR 3-PIN male cable connector is primarily used for terminating professional audio cables, facilitating balanced audio connections for microphones, mixers, and other sound equipment.
As a component that requires assembly onto a cable, some basic soldering skills and understanding of cable wiring are generally needed for proper installation of this Neutrik connector.
No, the Neutrik BPSAV18068-NC3MXX-HA-BAG is a cable connector, meaning it is a standalone component designed to be attached to an existing audio cable, not sold with a cable.
The "3-PIN" designation refers to the number of electrical contacts within the connector, which is standard for balanced mono audio signals, typically for hot, cold, and ground connections.
While XLR connectors are sometimes used for AES/EBU digital audio signals, this particular 3-PIN male connector is primarily intended for balanced analog audio applications.