3 Pin XLR Male to 6.35 mm Mono Socket Adaptor - Silver

This 3 Pin XLR male to 6.35 mm mono socket adaptor is designed for converting balanced line feeds ...

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DebenhamsElectrovision Unisex Metallic Silver Xlr Male To 6.35Mm Mono Socket In
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The Electrovision 3 Pin XLR Male to 6.35 mm Mono Socket Adaptor is an essential tool for audio technicians and musicians who need to interface professional balanced microphone cables with standard mono jack inputs on mixing consoles, amplifiers, or sound processors. It is ideal for lightweight sound assemblies where space and portability are priorities, though users should note that this specific model performs a conversion to a mono signal, which may affect stereo imaging if used incorrectly in a balanced signal chain.

All features

ColourSilver
Model Part NumberF346N
BrandElectrovision

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FAQs

Does this support phantom power?

This is a passive mechanical adaptor; while it physically passes the signal, it is not recommended to use it for devices requiring phantom power unless your specific input jack is designed to supply it through the jack port.

Can I use this for stereo signals?

No, this is a mono adaptor. If you connect a stereo signal, you will likely lose one of the channels or experience phase issues.

Is this compatible with instrument cables?

It is designed for standard 6.35 mm mono jacks; however, be aware of impedance mismatches when plugging low-impedance microphones into high-impedance instrument inputs.

How do I prevent damage to the adaptor?

Use a short patch cable between the adaptor and the mixer if the weight of the cable is pulling on the jack, and always unplug by gripping the housing, not the cable.

Is the finish prone to scratching?

The silver finish is durable but may show minor surface scratches over time with heavy professional use.

Troubleshooting

No signal detected in the mixer

Verify that the XLR cable is fully seated and that the mono jack input on the mixer is active and unmuted.

Intermittent audio or static

Ensure both connection points are clean and that the adaptor is not being physically strained by a heavy, hanging cable.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Durable, rugged construction
  • Compact form factor saves space
  • Reliable signal transmission for mono applications
  • Easy plug-and-play functionality

Cons

  • Not suitable for stereo signal transmission
  • Requires proper impedance matching for some sensitive equipment
  • Small size makes it easy to misplace if not stored properly

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To set up, simply insert your 3-pin XLR microphone cable into the male end of the adaptor until it clicks firmly into place. Then, insert the 6.35 mm end into your target jack input. Ensure that the device receiving the signal is set to mono mode to prevent potential phase cancellation issues. For care, avoid bending the adaptor while it is plugged into a port to prevent leverage damage to the jack. Store the unit in a dry environment and keep the metallic pins free of debris by occasionally wiping them with a clean, dry lint-free cloth.

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