Cable de audio Procab conector macho XLR a conector hembra XLR 10 m (1KPBA139)

Procab XLR male to XLR female 10 m (1KPBA139) is a balanced microphone and line-level audio cable engineered for professional audio connections. The cable features standard three-pin XLR male and female connectors with secure locking mechanism, shielded conductors for low-noise transmission and a 10-metre length that offers flexibility for stage, studio and live-sound setups. The construction is intended for repeated use and reliable handling during installations and cable routing.

Advantages

The cable provides balanced signal transmission that reduces hum and interference over the 10 m run, while the locking XLR connectors ensure secure mating with microphones, mixers, audio interfaces and PA equipment. The shielded, stranded conductors deliver stable audio quality and the outer jacket offers mechanical protection against abrasion and bending during frequent use. Overall, the design focuses on consistent performance where secure connections and noise rejection are required.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers, preamps or audio interfaces
• Linking outboard stage equipment and DI boxes to PA systems
• Studio patching and short to medium-length signal runs
• Live performances, rehearsals and broadcast setups

Key specifications

• Cable type: balanced audio cable with three-pin XLR male to XLR female
• Length: 10 metres
• Conductors: stranded copper cores with shielding for noise rejection
• Connectors: metal XLR male and XLR female with locking latch
• Outer jacket: flexible, durable material suitable for stage and studio use
• Impedance: suitable for microphone and line-level balanced signals

How to use

Connect the XLR male end to the female input on the receiving device (mixer, preamp, interface or PA) and insert the XLR female end onto the microphone or the output device. Ensure the connectors click into place to engage the locking latch. Route the cable to avoid tight bends or sharp edges and secure it with cable ties or tape where necessary to prevent movement during performance or recording. For best results, use balanced inputs and outputs and avoid running the cable parallel to power lines to minimize interference.

Recommendations

Inspect connectors periodically for dirt or corrosion and wipe contacts with appropriate contact cleaner if needed. Coil the cable using an over-under technique for storage to prolong the life of the conductors and jacket. For long-term installations, allow service loops and avoid excessive tension on connector ends.