Simplify your signal chain with our Professional XLR Male to 6.35mm (1/4") Mono Male Adaptor. This robust converter is engineered to bridge the gap between balanced XLR equipment and unbalanced mono 1/4" inputs. Whether you are connecting a professional mixing console to a guitar amplifier, a DJ controller to a powered subwoofer, or a stage box to home audio gear, this adaptor ensures a stable and reliable connection.
Mixer to Guitar Amp: Send a line-level signal from your mixing console's XLR output directly into a standard 1/4" instrument amplifier input.
DJ & Home Audio: Connect pro-level XLR outputs to consumer-grade speakers or receivers that utilize mono 1/4" inputs.
Powered Subwoofers: Perfect for home theater or small PA setups that require a 1/4" mono signal input from an XLR source.
Effects Loops: Incorporate professional outboard studio gear into your instrument signal chain with ease.
Unbalanced Mono Conversion: Precision-wired to convert balanced XLR signals into a standard 1/4" Mono (TS) format.
Shielded Metal Construction: The die-cast zinc alloy housing blocks electromagnetic interference (EMI) and radio frequency noise for a cleaner signal.
Tour-Grade Durability: Built to withstand the rigors of frequent gigging, drops, and heavy handling.
Precision 1/4" Plug: Milled to exact tolerances for a secure, "click-in" fit that won't slip out during a performance.
Silver-Plated Contacts: Ensures maximum signal transfer and long-term resistance to oxidation.
Zero Signal Lag: As a passive adaptor, it provides a direct electrical path with zero digital processing or latency.
Space-Saving Profile: Compact, rigid design takes up minimal space on your gear’s back panel, preventing messy cable tangles.
Connector A: 3-Pin XLR Male
Connector B: 6.35mm (1/4") Mono / TS Male Jack
Is this the same as a Stereo (TRS) adaptor?
No. This is a Mono (TS) adaptor. It is designed for instrument-style jacks. If you need a balanced connection for studio monitors, we recommend our TRS (Stereo) version.
Will this work for my active bass or keyboard?
Yes. This is perfect for connecting the mono line-level output of instruments into the XLR inputs of stage snakes or mixers.
Can I use this with a microphone?
This is an XLR Male adaptor (usually for outputs). If you want to plug a microphone (XLR Female cable) into an amp, you will likely need our XLR Female to 6.35mm version.
