XLR 3 Pin Male to 1/4" 6.35mm Female Socket Adapter 1/4 Inch TRS to XLR

They work great , and they connect well also. durable.

The CableCreation [5-Pack] XLR 3 Pin Female to 1/4" 6.35mm Female Socket Audio Adapter (Silver) is a great addition to any musician or audio tech's gear bag. These adapters are well-made, sturdy, and have a bit of weight to them, giving a premium feel. They perform flawlessly, allowing you to use a 1/4" amp cable when you're out of XLRs, making them a handy backup solution. Pros: Solid Build Quality – Sturdy metal construction with a good weight. Reliable Performance – Works well for converting connections without signal loss. Versatile – Great for situations where you run out of XLR cables. Good Value – A 5-pack ensures you have extras on hand when needed. Cons: Small Size – Easy to misplace in a pile of cables and connectors. Requires Storage – A small case or pouch is recommended to keep them from getting lost. My Verdict: A great investment for anyone working with audio equipment. These adapters work perfectly, feel durable, and are a great backup solution when you run out of XLR cables. Just make sure to store them properly, so they don’t disappear into your cable collection!

These are well made and properly wired. I bought 10 of them and checked the polarity out, it was perfect.

Decent build quality for studio usage. I’d recommend something more sturdy for live applications.

Like many novices, I sometimes think a product will fill my need without truly understanding all that is in play. I bought these thinking I could use them for plugging my guitar into the xlr input on my PA system, but this is not a good idea. The unbalanced 1/4 inch plug of the gutar cable is not a good match for the impedence of the xlr socket - it just has too much juice. So once plugged in, if I switched from one pickup to the other on the guitar, I got a boom with each click, and when turning the volume knobs on the guitar a crackle and pop came through the speakers. This did not happen when I plugged the guitar into the 1/4 inch line input. I was perplexed until I found out about the power incompatability and the result of impedence. Having said that, I also had an older mike that had a 1/4 inch plug. I thought this mike was a dead duck as it had very little volume when inserted into the 1/4 inch input, even when I adjusted the input from line to mike, but when I plugged the mike into one of these babies and ran it through the xlr input it came back to life! The volume was just fine! I would recommend this product for that purpose and keep these for microphone use only, not an instrument. Then I also learned that to resolve the impedence problem with the guitar interfacing through the xlr input I needed to get a "DI Box" and Amazon carries a number of these. I ordered one, but it has not arrived yet. I will report on the result in a review of that product.

Very good connectivity although I do not move more than several feet from the receiver during my use of it. No problems.

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I bought two packs to use with my PA system. Oddly, 2 of the adaptors would not fit a 1/4" plug. Seems like this is coming from a quality control failure.

Los 5 adaptadores son metálicos, todos embonan con el jack de 3mm pero dos los hacen de forma muy justa que da desconfianza. Los otros tres funcionan sin problemas.

アコギ用アンプのボーカル用差し込みで使う、キャノンプラグからフォーンプラグに変換するプラグですが、今回は買い増し分です。小型部品なのでよく紛れたりして「紛失した？」と勘違いするので、買い足した所です。手軽に使えるので問題ないです。故障自体もほぼ考えられないと思います。

Got these connectors as i did not want to spend more on new XLR cables. They work fine for my home studio use.

現場にフォーンプラグ出しのケーブルはありましたが何本かＸＬＲ出しのケーブルが必要になりました。 何本も購入するとなると、それなりの出費になるので困っていたところ、、この変換器に巡り合えました。ラッキーでした。 但し、機器側の受け側のコネクターの中心部にフォーンプラグが挿し込めるものであれば、この変換器は不要ですね。 また、平衡・非平衡の入出力の注意点を考慮しておかないとノイズに悩まされることになりますね。 まあ変換器は接続点が増えるので使わないに越したことはないですが、便利なアダプタです。(^ ^;

My living room is my bands practice location. I'm fine with guitars hanging on the walls, and a small electric drum kit in the corner, but the wires strung across the floor was too much for me. I really wanted a wireless microphone, but I'm in love with my audix om5 and knew I wouldnt be happy with the sound of a 150-300$ wireless mic. So I decided to try adapting my audix to a wireless guitar system (50$) and it works great! Couldn't be happier.