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American Recorder Technologies XLR Male to 1/4" Female Mono Adapter

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American Recorder Technologies XLR Male to 1/4" Female Mono Adapter

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      American Recorder Technologies XLR Male to 1/4" Female Mono Adapter (107218042)
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Attaches female XLR to 1/4" mono male.

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  • Works Great!

    As reviewed by soundman on 10/4/2006

    I use these adapters to connect the 1/4" outputs of my mixer to the XLR inputs of a powered monitor. The sound is very clear with absolutely no external hum/hiss induced!

    21 of 23 people found this review helpful.

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  • DO NOT USE if you need a sturdy adapter.

    As reviewed by nekonari on 10/26/2010

    These adapters are not sturdy. By that, I mean you can take both ends and try to shake it to feel that the two parts are not strongly held together. This shakiness is okay only if it didn't affect the sound. And what do you know? It DOES. It induces severe scratch and popping sounds to the signal. Apparently that wobbly build also affects the connection. I had 7 of these adapters during the last Sunday's mass, and it was a nightmare. It sent far too many pops and scratches to our high-powered speaker that we had to shut it down and do any with any instruments for the rest of the mass. If you need to move the cable around while plugged in--and there are infinite reasons for this--DON'T USE THIS. Get a proper cable instead.

    2 of 3 people found this review helpful.

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