Kondor Blue Right Angle Mini XLR to XLR Cable - 17 Inch - Blue

Yes, as a standard 3-pin XLR connection, this cable is designed to support balanced audio, which helps reduce noise over the cable run.

Yes, as long as your microphone uses a standard 3-pin XLR connection, this cable will convert the signal to the mini-XLR format required by your camera.

The cable itself is just a conduit; if your camera is configured to provide 48V phantom power via its mini-XLR input, this cable will pass that power through to the microphone.

Most Sony mirrorless cameras use a 3.5mm TRS input. This cable is specifically for cameras with a mini-XLR port; it will not work with a 3.5mm jack without an additional adapter.

You should retain your proof of purchase and contact Kondor Blue directly through their official support channels to initiate a warranty claim.

Verify that the mini-XLR is fully inserted into the camera port and the XLR connector is securely latched to your microphone.

Check the connections on both ends for loose pins and ensure there is no debris inside the XLR or mini-XLR ports.

Check your camera's audio input settings (Mic vs. Line level) and ensure phantom power is enabled on the camera if your microphone requires it.