PRO SIGNAL XLR Attenuator Adaptor, -15dB
PRO SIGNAL XLR attenuation adaptor reduces mic signals by -15dB. Ideal for high-output mics in studios & live sound.
The PRO SIGNAL XLR Attenuator Adaptor reduces microphone signal levels by -15dB, making it ideal for managing high-output microphones in professional audio setups.
This adaptor features an XLR plug to XLR socket connection with an unbalanced circuit, ensuring seamless integration with most audio equipment. The 600 Ohm impedance rating ensures high signal fidelity with minimal distortion.
Key Features
- Attenuation: -15dB at 600 Ohm
- Connection: XLR plug to XLR socket
- Circuit Type: Unbalanced
- No. of Contacts: 3 (3-pin configuration)
- Gender: Plug & Receptacle
Perfect for live sound engineering, studio recording, and public address systems, this adapter helps prevent clipping and signal overload while maintaining audio clarity.
- Live sound reinforcement
- Studio recording setups
- PA systems
- Broadcast audio equipment
- Attenuation: -15dB @ 600 Ohm
- Connection: XLR Plug to XLR Socket
- Circuit Type: Unbalanced
- Contacts: 3-pin
- Gender: Plug & Receptacle
- Weight: 60g
Free standard delivery on Australian mainland orders. Express delivery options and international shipping available at checkout.
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