Kondor Blue 16Inch XLR Male to 3.5mm Male Cable

You can connect microphones that have a 3.5mm (1/8 inch) mini TRS output. This is common for many small form-factor microphones, including some lavalier and on-camera shotgun mics.

No, this cable is designed for the opposite connection: 3.5mm output to XLR input.

The cable is 16 inches in length.

This cable itself does not provide phantom power. If your microphone requires phantom power, ensure your camera provides it through the XLR input or use an external phantom power supply if needed.

It is designed for professional cinema and broadcast cameras. While it will physically connect to any XLR input, ensure your camera is set up to receive an unbalanced 3.5mm mic-level signal through its XLR input.

The solid plastic construction is designed to be durable and prevent wear on the wire from regular use, offering a robust solution for field use.

Ensure the 3.5mm plug is fully inserted into the microphone and the XLR connector is securely seated in the camera. Verify that the camera's audio input is selected and that the microphone is powered on and functioning correctly.

Check for loose connections at both ends. Ensure the microphone is compatible and providing a clean signal. Try a different microphone if possible to rule out a microphone issue. Keep the cable away from sources of electromagnetic interference.

This is normal for new, durable cables. Gently work the cable to a desired position. Avoid forcing it or creating tight kinks, which can damage the internal wiring over time.