Designed by Neutrik and based on the X Series (XLR worldwide accepted standard), the NA3MP is an adapter bridging the gap between 3-pole XLR connections and a stereo, 1/4" plug. This adapter features a diecast shell for durability. It provides a useful solution for connection issues between systems that do not usually communicate.
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Key Features
- 3-Pole XLR Male to Stereo 1/4" Plug
- Solves Interconnection Problems
- Based on X Series Connectors
- Diecast Shell
Designed by Neutrik and based on the X Series (XLR worldwide accepted standard), the NA3MP is an adapter bridging the gap between 3-pole XLR connections and a stereo, 1/4" plug. This adapter features a diecast shell for durability. It provides a useful solution for connection issues between systems that do not usually communicate.
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Neutrik NA3MP Reviews
Robust Adapter
By Amr
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-06-06
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ The Neutrik NA3MP XLR Male to Stereo 1/4" Adapter is another example of Neutrik's outstanding quality and reliability. The construction is solid, the connections are secure, and the adapter delivers a clean, noise-free signal every time. It's a compact and practical solution for connecting professional audio equipment without the need for additional cables. Built to withstand heavy use in both studio and live sound environments, this adapter is a must have in any audio engineer's toolkit.
execellent
By Cory
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2022-05-24
it is an excellent adaptor. Both the build and the connection quality
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Is the barrel diameter on these any smaller than ...
Is the barrel diameter on these any smaller than the barrel diameters of the equivalent Hosa and Kopul versions? For some uses, one may be trying to plug into side-by-side jacks that will not allow two barrels as wide as the Hosa or Kopul units.
All of the versions should be a similar industry standard size.
Date published: 2022-03-23