Neutrik

Neutrik NE289 Speakon to Male XLR Adapter

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Seamless Audio Conversion with Neutrik AdaptorThe Neutrik NA4MP-M is a professional-grade adaptor designed for converting Speakon connections to male XLR. This robust and reliable adaptor is perfect for connecting amplifiers to mixing consoles and other audio equipment. Specifications Connector...

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Overview

Seamless Audio Conversion with Neutrik Adaptor

The Neutrik NA4MP-M is a professional-grade adaptor designed for converting Speakon connections to male XLR. This robust and reliable adaptor is perfect for connecting amplifiers to mixing consoles and other audio equipment.

Specifications

  • Connector A: NL4MP Chassis Socket (Speakon)
  • Connector B: XLR Male Chassis

Key Features

Nl4mp chassis socket to xlr male chassis. Priced and sold each.

Specifications

Brand
Neutrik
Model Number
NE289
Connector Type
Speakon to Male XLR Adapter
Input Connector
NL4MP Chassis Socket
Output Connector
XLR Male Chassis

Frequently Asked Questions

The Neutrik NE289 adapter converts an NL4MP chassis socket to an XLR male chassis, allowing for specific audio signal routing.
This adapter is priced and sold individually, which enables users to purchase the exact number required for their setup.
This adapter is designed to convert an NL4MP chassis socket to an XLR male chassis, primarily for adapting Speakon outputs to XLR male inputs.
Neutrik is a reputable brand in professional audio, suggesting this adapter is built to meet professional standards for connectivity and signal transfer.
The description for the NE289 specifies its function as converting from NL4MP to XLR male chassis; other versions would be different product models.