Cable Techniques 6" to 15" Low-Profile XLR 3F to XLR 3M Coiled Jumper Cable

With the Cable Techniques 6" Low-Profile XLR 3-Pin Female to XLR 3-Pin Male Coiled Jumper Cable, professional audio quality meets convenience and versatility. This durable and high-quality cable is specifically designed to extend up to 15 inches, providing the perfect length for connecting on-camera microphones to XLR inputs on a wide range of field gear, including industry-standard devices like Sound Devices 633, 688, 788T, 302, 552, Zaxcom, Zoom, and many others.Crafted for reliability, the flexible coiled design of this jumper cable ensures that it can be used in a variety of settings without creating clutter or adding unnecessary weight to your gear. The low-profile nature of the cable makes it an unobtrusive addition to any audio setup, ensuring that it won't interfere with the operation of other equipment.The right-angle connector on one end of the cable allows for easy and secure connection, even in tight spaces, making it an indispensable tool for location audio professionals. The side-exit cable outlet is user-adjustable, providing a seamless integration into any location audio bag or setup.In the pursuit of a streamlined audio experience, our Lo-Pro cables are up to 40% lighter than standard XLR cables, significantly reducing the profile and load of the devices they are connected to. This makes them an ideal choice for on-the-go audio professionals who require both portability and performance.For those looking to personalize their gear, interchangeable XLR Color Caps can be ordered separately, allowing you to customize your cable's color profile to match your equipment or personal preference. The connectors on this cable are not only manufactured to the highest quality standards but are also fully repairable, offering ease of maintenance in the field.Choose the Cable Techniques 6" Low-Profile XLR 3-Pin Female to XLR 3-Pin Male Coiled Jumper Cable for a reliable, versatile, and professional audio connection solution that stands up to the demands of field recording and on-camera use.