The RT3FC-B TINY from Rean is a cable connector with a 3-pole mini XLR female connection point. It's easy to assemble and offers a simple locking mechanism for an added measure of connective security. It also boasts high-noise immunity and EMI protection due to its shielded construction. The RT3FC-B utilizes a black metal shell and gold-plated nickel contacts. Keyed insert and strain relief helps you avoid improper rotation with the cable you're using in conjunction with this connector.
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Key Features
- 3-Pole Mini XLR Female Connector
- Black Metal Shell
- Gold-Plated Contacts
- Intuitive Locking System
The RT3FC-B TINY from Rean is a cable connector with a 3-pole mini XLR female connection point. It's easy to assemble and offers a simple locking mechanism for an added measure of connective security. It also boasts high-noise immunity and EMI protection due to its shielded construction. The RT3FC-B utilizes a black metal shell and gold-plated nickel contacts. Keyed insert and strain relief helps you avoid improper rotation with the cable you're using in conjunction with this connector.
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Rean RT3FC-B Overview
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Rean RT3FC-B Reviews
Made my own LOM adapter
By Elias
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2026-04-24
These work excellent, purchased 2 of them to make my own custom dual xlr to trs cable to use with my Lom Usi microphones and they’ve been working flawlessly.
Good stuff
By Corey
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2018-12-17
Works great. Turing them in to low profile ta3f.
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