This Hosa XLR Female to RCA Male Cable is an audio interconnect cable that features an XLR female plug at one end and an RCA male plug at the other end.
UPC: 728736008229
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Hosa Technology HORMXF Overview
Hosa Technology HORMXF Specs
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Hosa Technology HORMXF Reviews
Only option for 2 feet?
By Christian
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2021-10-27
I would have purchased the Hosa REAN cables had they been available; however, they are not available in a 2-foot format. This cable, here, is not a REAN cable. However, the clips (connector part) actually clip nto place (SEE my other review about the Kopul 2000 cables), and the cable (cable part) feels decent as relates to the feel of the cable and the thickness. The connectors are not of 5 star quality and feel. Adequate, certainly.
Gets the job done
By Anonymous
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2016-08-30
Bought two of these to connect a mixer to an amplifier and so far they are working great. Perfect length to avoid tangling with all the other cables.
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xlr female to rca male audio interconnect. Are ...
xlr female to rca male audio interconnect. Are this cable balance?
Hi Ray,
This cable is unbalanced. One end is RCA, which is an unbalanced connection type. In order to take advantage of the benefits of a balanced cable, the two devices you are connecting must support balanced audio transmission using either XLR or TRS connections.
Best regards,
Hosa Support
Date published: 2019-03-21
question
What ohmage is the cable?
Audio cables do not have an ohmage . This cable is designed to connect the output of pro audio equipment to an audio input of consumer equipment. Most pro audio equipment is designed to drive low impedance (>600 ohms) loads. Consumer equipment audio inputs in general are high impedance inputs (>10,000 ohms). Low impedance outputs can easily drive high impedance inputs, so you should have no problem using this cable. Note that the cable connects pins 1 (the common or ground pin) and 3 (the low side of the pro equipment output) of the xlr connector to the shell (ground) of the RCA plug. This connection should not pose a problem with most pro audio gear, however you may want to check your pro equipment manual. Also note that this cable is NOT designed to interconnect digital audio signals.
Date published: 2018-08-27