Neutrik Americas NC3MXX-D 3-pin Xlr Male Connector

Product Description

The NEUTRIK AMERICAS NC3MXX-D is a 3-pin XLR male cable connector finished in nickel with silver-plated contacts. It is designed for field termination of balanced audio cables in professional audio, broadcast, and live sound applications. The connector accepts a standard cable entry and is built for repeated plug-and-unplug cycles in demanding environments. Audio technicians, systems integrators, and A/V contractors commonly use this connector when building or repairing balanced microphone lines, snake cables, and signal-distribution harnesses. Sold individually as a bulk unit.

The NC3MXX-D fits standard 3-pin XLR panel-mount receptacles and inline female connectors used throughout professional audio signal chains. Typical applications include microphone cables, balanced line-level interconnects, and snake assemblies in touring, installed sound, and broadcast environments. The nickel shell and silver contacts provide reliable signal continuity across a broad range of audio system configurations. This connector is appropriate for both new cable builds and repair of existing field cables.

Key Features

• 3-pin XLR male configuration for balanced audio connections
• Nickel-plated shell for corrosion resistance and durability
• Silver-plated contacts for low-resistance signal transfer
• Designed for field termination and repeated connection cycles
• Sold individually for single-unit replacement or custom cable builds

Compatibility

Designed as a field-termination cable connector compatible with standard 3-pin XLR female panel and inline receptacles used in professional audio, broadcast, and installed sound systems.

Installation Notes

Installation is performed by audio technicians and A/V systems integrators. Strip and prepare the cable conductors before inserting into the connector body, then solder each pin according to standard balanced-wiring practice. Ensure the cable clamp is tightened securely to provide strain relief before closing the connector shell. Follow the connector manufacturer datasheet for recommended cable diameter range and solder iron temperature.