Neutrik NC3MXX 3-Pin Male XLR Cable Connector
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Key Features
Key Features
- Professional 3-pin male XLR cable connector
- Durable nickel metal housing
- Silver-plated contacts for stable signal transfer
- Improved chuck-type strain relief system
- Reliable professional audio connectivity
- Industry-standard XLR compatibility
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Product Overview +
Overview
The Neutrik NC3MXX is a professional 3-pin male XLR cable connector engineered for broadcast, live sound, recording studio, AV integration, and professional audio production environments. As part of Neutrik’s proven XX series, the connector delivers reliable signal transmission, robust construction, and secure cable termination for demanding professional applications.
Featuring a durable nickel metal housing and precision-engineered contacts, the NC3MXX is optimized for long-term performance across professional audio workflows.
Professional Audio Performance
The connector uses silver-plated contacts to provide stable conductivity and reliable signal transfer for professional audio systems. Its precision contact design ensures dependable performance in broadcast, studio, and touring environments.
Durable Professional Design
Built with a rugged zinc die-cast shell, the NC3MXX is designed for heavy-duty production use. The improved chuck-type strain relief system securely grips the cable while protecting soldered connections from mechanical stress during repeated handling and installation.
Efficient Installation Workflow
The connector supports fast and efficient cable assembly with improved grounding contact and simplified internal construction. Industry-standard XLR compatibility allows seamless integration with professional audio, broadcast, and AV equipment.
Applications
Professional audio cable assembly
Broadcast audio systems
Recording studio installations
Live sound production
AV integration systems
Touring and stage production
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