Neutrik

Neutrik NC7MX 7-Pin XLR Male Cable Connector

Ensure Reliable Audio Connections with the Neutrik NC7MX XLR Connector The Neutrik NC7MX is a high-quality, 7-pin XLR plug designed for professional audio applications. Featuring silver-plated contacts and a robust metal body, this connector ensures reliable signal transmission and durability in ...

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Overview

Ensure Reliable Audio Connections with the Neutrik NC7MX XLR Connector

The Neutrik NC7MX is a high-quality, 7-pin XLR plug designed for professional audio applications. Featuring silver-plated contacts and a robust metal body, this connector ensures reliable signal transmission and durability in demanding environments.

Specifications:

  • Brand: Neutrik
  • Model: NC7MX
  • Connector Type: XLR
  • Gender: Plug
  • Number of Contacts: 7
  • Contact Plating: Silver Plated
  • Connector Mounting: Cable Mount
  • Body Material: Metal
  • RoHS Compliant: Yes

Key Features

Color Silver

Specifications

Connector Type
XLR
Gender
Male
Number of Pins
7
Color
Silver

Frequently Asked Questions

A 7-pin XLR connector like the Neutrik NC7MX is commonly used for specialized applications that require more conductors than standard 3-pin or 5-pin XLR, such as intercom systems, remote power for condenser microphones, or certain lighting controls.
Yes, Neutrik XLR cable connectors typically require soldering to terminate the wires to the pins, providing a secure and reliable connection.
This Neutrik NC7MX 7-Pin XLR Male Cable Connector comes in a silver color.
While fundamentally a multi-pin connector, its suitability for specific digital signals depends on the cable and the electrical characteristics required by the digital protocol. It is commonly used in analog audio and control systems.
The provided product features only mention "Color Silver" and the connector type, without specifying if it includes strain relief or a boot.
No, a 7-pin connector cannot be directly adapted to a 3-pin XLR without specialized adapters or rewiring that would defeat the purpose of the 7-pin configuration; it is designed for 7-pin systems.