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AUDIO CABLES AT AX
Clean signal, end to end.
Shop pro audio cables and adapters in Kuwait from RØDE, Klotz, Stagg, Monoprice, Elgato and more, from XLR microphone cables to 3.5mm TRS and TRRS AUX leads, RCA cables and ground loop isolators. Start with the connectors on both ends, then choose the length.
How to choose an audio cable
- Connector: XLR carries microphone signals into an interface, mixer or streaming console. TRS carries stereo or balanced line audio, TRRS adds a microphone contact for headsets and phones, and RCA suits speakers and hi-fi gear.
- Balanced or unbalanced: Balanced XLR and TRS runs reject interference better over longer distances. Keep unbalanced 3.5mm and RCA runs as short as the setup allows.
- Length: Measure the route around the desk or stand and add a little slack for movement. A 3m cable covers most desk setups.
- Hum and noise: A steady hum from speakers often points to a ground loop, which an isolator on the 3.5mm line can usually remove.
Popular cables in stock now: the Stagg XLR to XLR Microphone Cable (3m), BESIGN Ground Loop Noise Isolator, Monoprice Onyx 3.5mm TRS AUX Cable, RØDE XLR3M and Elgato Chat Link Pro. Shop by brand: RØDE, Monoprice, Klotz and Stagg.
XLR · TRS · TRRS
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PRO AUDIO CABLES AND ADAPTERS FAQ
Before you buy.
Straight answers to the questions we hear most about pro audio cables and adapters.
Which cable do I need for an XLR microphone?
An XLR microphone connects with a male-to-female XLR cable into an audio interface, mixer or streaming console. XLR is balanced, so it rejects noise well over longer runs, and a 3m cable such as the RØDE XLR3M or Stagg XLR to XLR covers most desk setups.
What is the difference between TRS and TRRS 3.5mm cables?
TRS has three contacts and carries stereo audio for headphones, speakers and line connections. TRRS adds a fourth contact for a microphone, as used by headsets and phones. Choose the Monoprice Onyx TRS cable for stereo AUX, or the Monoprice Onyx TRRS when the microphone signal also needs to pass through.
How do I fix humming or buzzing from my speakers?
A steady hum often comes from a ground loop, when connected devices are grounded through different paths. A ground loop isolator such as the BESIGN Ground Loop Noise Isolator on the 3.5mm line usually removes it, and plugging all audio gear into the same power strip also helps.
Can I plug 3.5mm headphones into a 6.35mm (1/4 inch) jack?
Yes, with an adapter. A 3.5mm to 1/4 inch (6.35mm) adapter lets headphones with a small plug connect to audio interfaces, mixers and amps with a 6.35mm output. Use a stereo TRS adapter for headphones so both sides play correctly.