3 Pin XLR Female Male Solder Connector Compact XLR Microphone Solder Adapter Gold Plated Adjustable

Feature: 1. Compact XLR Connector: Gold plated 3 pin XLR microphone cable plug adapter. Half the size of a typical XLR plug, compact and small enough to meet your connection needs in tight spaces. 2. Repair DIY XLR Cable: Compact 3 pin XLR adjustable right angle sound solder plug. Good for quick fixes or DIY microphone XLR cables. Package includes 1 XLR female connector and 1 XLR male connector. 3. Thin XLR Cable Connector: Compact XLR male microphone solder connector. Tail rubber sleeve diameter is 3mm, suitable for XLR or microphone thin cables less than 3.0-5.0mm in diameter. When the rubber sleeve is removed, the diameter of 7mm can be used for 5.0-6.5mm cable. 4. Angle Adjustable: 90 degree right angle XLR microphone solder sound plug. Simply loosen the set screw to adjust the cable to your desired corner direction. Making your own mic cable or upgrading old microphone cables. 5. Gold Plated Pin: Compact 3 pin XLR solder right angle connector. 3 pin gold plated inserts ensure stable, high fidelity sound quality. Compact design, convenient to carry, easy to assemble. Specification: Item Type: 3 Pin XLR Solder Connector Material: Zinc Alloy, ABS Color: Silver Interface: 3 Pin XLR Male, 3 Pin XLR Female Compatible Cable: Tail Rubber Sleeve Diameter Is 3mm, Suitable For 3.0-5.0mm Wire, Diameter Is 7mm Without Rubber Sleeve, Suitable For 5.0-6.5mm Wire Purpose: Suitable For Making Various XLR Microphone Cables, DMX Connection Cables, Microphone Cables, Etc. Package List: 2 x XLR Connectors Note: As this plug features side outlet, when assembling, grip the rear plastic part and rotate counterclockwise to remove the rear cover, then tighten the plastic back shell. After tightening the plastic shell, confirm the angle and press the rear cover tightly. When assembling, make sure to remove and adjust before tightening the shell. If the rear cover is not removed before tightening, the wire may rotate multiple times when fixed on the plug, potentially causing the wire to break or the soldered part to come off.