Comprehensive Connectivty Co. XLRP-XLRJ-15ST Xlr to Jack Cable

Product Description

The COMPREHENSIVE CONNECTIVTY CO. XLRP-XLRJ-15ST is a Standard Series audio interconnect cable terminated with an XLR plug on one end and a 1/4 inch jack on the other. This type of cable bridges balanced XLR signal outputs or inputs to unbalanced 1/4 inch TRS or TS connections, a common requirement when interfacing professional audio equipment with consumer-grade or mixed-format gear. It is used by audio installers, AV integrators, sound technicians, and electricians working in commercial or residential AV systems where signal routing between mixed-connector equipment is required.

This cable is suited for use in fixed AV installations, live sound reinforcement setups, recording environments, and broadcast applications where an XLR source must connect to a 1/4 inch jack input or output. Typical scenarios include connecting a mixing console XLR output to a power amplifier with 1/4 inch inputs, or routing signal from a 1/4 inch instrument output to an XLR input on a preamp or direct box. The cable ships as a single unit.

Key Features

• XLR plug to 1/4 inch jack configuration for mixed-connector signal routing
• Standard Series construction suitable for fixed and semi-permanent installations
• Single cable per unit for straightforward inventory and replacement
• Designed for professional audio and AV integration environments

Compatibility

Designed as a standard XLR-to-1/4 inch adapter cable for use with professional audio equipment, AV receivers, mixing consoles, amplifiers, and other devices accepting XLR or 1/4 inch connections.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by AV integrators, low-voltage technicians, or sound system installers. Power down or mute all connected audio equipment before connecting or disconnecting signal cables to prevent transient noise damage to speakers or amplifiers. Ensure connector gender and tip-sleeve configuration match the requirements of both source and destination devices before installation. Low-voltage cabling installations in commercial environments may be subject to local codes governing plenum or riser-rated cable use.