Audio cable ProXtend M32XRCA-015 — 3-pin (mini XLR) to 2×RCA, 1.5 m

ProXtend M32XRCA-015 is a 1.5 m audio connection cable that converts a 3-pin (mini XLR) output to two RCA plugs. It is intended for routing stereo signals from devices with a mini XLR output to equipment with RCA inputs, supporting both balanced and unbalanced connections depending on source wiring. The cable offers a compact, straightforward way to connect mini XLR-equipped mixers, portable recorders, wireless receivers or small-format audio interfaces to amplifiers, consumer stereo units or recording devices that accept left and right RCA inputs.

Advantages

The ProXtend M32XRCA-015 provides a reliable physical connection with durable 3-pin mini XLR and RCA plugs designed for repeated studio and live use. Its 1.5 m length balances flexibility and portability, minimizing signal loss over short runs while keeping cable routing manageable. The cable accommodates both balanced and unbalanced mini XLR outputs when wiring permits, enabling compatibility with a wide range of professional and consumer audio equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting mini XLR-equipped mixers or wireless receiver outputs to stereo RCA inputs on amplifiers and receivers
• Routing left and right channels from portable recorders to consumer playback or capture devices
• Integrating small-format audio interfaces or signal splitters into home studio setups
• Temporary patching in live sound situations where RCA inputs are used

Key specifications

• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Connector A: 3-pin mini XLR (male)
• Connector B: 2 × RCA (stereo pair)
• Signal type: supports balanced or unbalanced mini XLR outputs depending on source wiring
• Weight: 0.02 kg

How to use

Connect the 3-pin mini XLR plug to the mini XLR output on your source device, ensuring correct orientation and a secure fit. Insert the two RCA plugs into the left and right RCA inputs on the receiving device, matching channel color or labeling if present. If your source provides a balanced mini XLR output and the destination accepts unbalanced RCA, verify compatibility and follow the source manufacturer's wiring guidance to avoid grounding issues. Handle connectors by their housings and avoid heavy bending near terminations to prolong cable life.

Recommendations

For best results keep cable runs as short as practical and avoid routing alongside power cables to reduce potential interference. When connecting balanced outputs to unbalanced inputs, consult equipment manuals or an audio technician if unsure about wiring and grounding to prevent hum or signal loss.