This Hosa Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable is specifically wired to convert a mono microphone or line level signal to both left/right contacts of a mini 3.5mm (1/8") stereo plug. This allows microphones and mono output devices to be connected to the stereo inputs of camcorders without phase cancellation and single channel operation.
| Cable Type | Stereo mini to XLR cable |
| Length | 5' (1.5 m) |
| Shielding | Not specified by manufacturer |
| Connector 1 | Mini angled male |
| Connector 2 | XLR female |
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
I bought this product to use with a Sennheiser ME66/K6 combo connected to a Sony PCM-M10 recorder. While the cable is small, portable, and lightweight, the signal quality is very. very poor. I cannot get a clean recording without the signal cutting out and the sound cracking constantly. The XLR connecting sleeve is very loose on this product, which leads to the cable wobbling around and consequently the signal quality being very poor.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
Very easy way for is to use our audio equipment designed for our larger cameras with DSLR's.
Works great and has excellent audio quality.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
I love the angled microphone input!
I hate that the cable was made in Thailand---my B&H microphone was made in the US and I really appreciate that. I wish they would consider the same quality etc to other products too.
So far the cable fits securely into the mic--my old cable ripped while I was taking it out of the mic socket and it would snap and pop.
Let's see how this holds up. I mostly use it outside in the field and sometimes for indoor interviews.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
Just what I needed and expected. Hosa Technology meets my needs and fits my price range. Always reliable and ready to perform.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
I use this cable with a portable recorder and mic to do interviews for radio pieces. I'm on the move, so an angled cable minimizes the likelihood of damage to the cable as a result of bending during repeated use.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
I bought this exact cable nearly five years ago, and it worked like a charm until... it didn't. Perhaps a wire came loose. All I know is that some of my interviews began being interrupted by a cackling and crackling, and sometimes would dip out all-together.
I just bought another, and I'm back to perfect sound.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
This is a great simple solution if you have a video camera that only has a 1/8" mic jack. This cable is specifically for turning mono into stereo, which applies to almost all microphones. So unless you know you are using a special stereo mic, this is the adapter you want.
The only negatives have yet to surface. I have owned it about a month.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
Pretty well made at a good price. It's great that it is labeled as to how it's wired.
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Comments about Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to 3-Pin XLR Female Cable - 5':
Finally a neat way to connect my mono studio quality mic to my video cameras thru the stereo mini plug.
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