JOLGOO jg-20241120005 Microphone Cable, Right-Angle 1/4-Inch TS to XLR Female, 6.6 Feet
Product description
Some audio setups need an XLR-to-XLR connection, others need to route a microphone’s XLR output to a 1/4-inch input. This JOLGOO cable is made for the latter, with a right-angle TS plug and a female XLR connector.
Connecting a dynamic microphone to a compatible amp, powered speaker, mixer, or recorder? The 6.6-foot cable provides a direct path between those connector types, while the angled plug can help keep the connection close to the equipment.
What helps keep the signal steady in a recording or live setup? The cable combines shielded conductors with a braided shield and aluminum foil, designed to reduce external interference.
Everyday use
Use the female XLR end with a dynamic microphone that has an XLR male output, then connect the 1/4-inch TS plug to an available 1/4-inch input. This makes the cable useful when the microphone and the input on an amp, PA amplifier, powered speaker, voice recorder, or compatible mixer use different connector types.
The right-angle plug offers a practical fit when a straight connector would extend farther from the input. At 6.6 feet, the cable can link nearby gear in a home audio setup, recording space, or live sound arrangement. For lower noise, the product information recommends shorter runs for this unbalanced mono connection.
Technical details
- Type: Unbalanced mono microphone cable
- Connectors: Right-angle 1/4-inch TS male to 3-pin XLR female
- Length: 6.6 feet
- Conductors: 20 AWG silver-plated copper
- Shielding: Tinned copper braided shield with 96% coverage, plus aluminum foil
- Connector materials: Gold-plated brass TS connector and silver-plated brass XLR connector
- Included: Cable
Where it shines
This cable is a focused choice for connecting a dynamic microphone’s XLR male output to a 1/4-inch input. In a small recording setup, it can link the mic to an amp or voice recorder with that input, for live sound, it can connect to a compatible PA amplifier or powered speaker. The right-angle TS end and 6.6-foot reach help make equipment placement more manageable in nearby setups.
The connector direction matters when choosing a cable. This one ends in a female XLR connector, so it is intended for an XLR male output feeding a 1/4-inch input—not for connecting a microphone to a mixer’s XLR input. It is also an unbalanced mono connection, rather than a standard balanced XLR-to-XLR microphone cable. For a condenser microphone that requires 48V phantom power, use a suitable alternative connection instead.
Practical questions
Can I connect a dynamic microphone to a 1/4-inch input with this cable? Yes. Connect the microphone’s XLR male output to the cable’s female XLR end, then plug the TS end into the 1/4-inch input.
Will it work with a condenser microphone that needs 48V phantom power? No. This cable does not support condenser microphones requiring 48V phantom power.
Can I use it to connect a guitar or keyboard to a mixer’s XLR input? No. The female XLR end does not plug into a mixer’s XLR input, and this cable is designed for the opposite connection direction.
Is it worth it?
For a setup that needs to take a dynamic microphone’s XLR male output into a 1/4-inch input, the JOLGOO cable brings the required connector combination together in one 6.6-foot lead. Its right-angle plug, three-pin female XLR connector, and layered shielding make it a practical fit for nearby recording, amplification, and live sound connections.