Audio cable VivoLink PROMJXLRS02 — 2 x XLR male, professional microphone/line connection

VivoLink PROMJXLRS02 is an audio cable fitted with two XLR male connectors for professional microphone and line-level connections. The cable provides balanced signal routing to minimize electromagnetic interference and maintain signal integrity across live sound, studio recording, and public address setups. Designed for reliable, low-noise transmission, it is suitable where solid XLR male terminations are required between microphones, mixers, preamps and other audio devices.

Advantages

The balanced twin XLR male terminations ensure consistent polarity and reduced hum or buzz from external interference. Robust connector housings and secure locking mechanisms offer dependable mechanical connection during transport and stage use. The cable construction is optimized for clarity and durability, providing low capacitance and stable impedance for accurate audio reproduction over necessary run lengths.

Suitable for

• Connecting microphones to mixers or preamplifiers
• Linking line-level outputs to inputs in live sound setups
• Studio patching between equipment with XLR male inputs
• PA system installations and stage setups

Key specifications

• Connector type: 2 x XLR male (balanced)
• Cable usage: microphone and line-level audio
• Signal type: balanced audio for noise rejection
• Construction: shielded twin-conductor cable with robust outer jacket
• Locking feature: mechanical latch on XLR connectors to prevent accidental disconnection

How to use

Insert each XLR male connector into the corresponding female XLR input, ensuring the latch engages for a secure connection. For microphone connections, connect the cable from the microphone output to the mixer or preamp XLR input. For line-level connections, match output and input levels and confirm balanced I/O selection on connected equipment where applicable. When routing the cable on stage or in the studio, avoid tight bends and pinches; secure runs with appropriate clamps or cable ties to reduce mechanical stress and potential noise pickup.

Recommendations

Test continuity and polarity before critical performances to verify correct wiring. Use balanced routing and keep cable lengths as short as practical for low-noise operation. Avoid running audio cables parallel to mains power cables; if crossing is necessary, do so at right angles. Store the cable coiled without sharp folds and inspect connectors regularly for wear or corrosion.