Lrbners TC145BXK07-20 TRS-to-XLR Audio Cable, 6.6-Foot 2-Pack

At 6.6 feet, each Lrbners cable is sized for a relatively close connection between audio gear, such as a mixer and a microphone-related setup.

The connector configuration is 6.35mm TRS male to XLR female. That specific direction matters: check the output and input on your equipment before choosing it.

The package includes two cables, so you can connect two pieces of gear or keep one as a spare. Both use gold-plated contacts and a braided outer layer.

How to use it

Use the cable to connect compatible audio equipment where a 6.35mm TRS male plug needs to meet an XLR female input. The listed uses include microphone and mixer interface conversion, and the compatible devices named include mixers, microphones, amplifiers, music players, and musical instruments. The cable is also described for indoor and outdoor use.

For a practical setup, it could link a compatible mixer output to a device with an XLR input, while the second cable stays available for another connection or backup. Check the connector type and direction at both ends of the signal path, a matching plug alone does not establish that every device or signal configuration will work.

Key specifications

• Type: Audio adapter cable
• Connectivity: 6.35mm TRS male to XLR female, 3 pins
• Size: 6.6 feet per cable
• Material: PVC outer material, braided cable and zinc alloy XLR housing
• What’s included: Two cables
• Reference: TC145BXK07-20

Why it’s worth it

The main buying distinction is the connector pairing, not just the cable’s general audio purpose. If your setup needs a TRS male connection at one end and an XLR female connection at the other, this pair is more directly suited to that job than a cable with a different plug arrangement. The dual shielding is described as protection against electrical and wireless interference, while the braided exterior adds a layer around the cable. These are construction details, not a guarantee of a particular sound result in every setup.

Having two matching cables can be useful when a setup needs more than one connection or when you want a spare on hand. What matters most is whether the length and connector layout match the equipment you plan to connect. It suits you if those details fit your signal path and a 6.6-foot cable is appropriate for the distance involved. Better avoided if your equipment calls for a different connector gender or cable configuration.

Practical questions

What are the connectors? One end is a 6.35mm TRS male plug and the other is an XLR female connector. The product details specify a 3-pin connector.

How many cables are included? The package includes two 6.6-foot cables, according to the product details.

Is it listed for outdoor use? Yes, indoor and outdoor use are both listed. No weather-resistance rating is provided, so the listing alone does not establish protection from rain or other exposure.

When it makes sense

Choose this set when your equipment specifically calls for a 6.35mm TRS male-to-XLR female connection and the 6.6-foot length suits the placement. The pair can cover two compatible connections or leave one available as a backup. If your gear uses another connector arrangement, or you need a documented weather-resistance rating, these details do not establish that this cable is the right fit.