Description
This Citronic audio lead connects a 6.3mm mono jack plug to a male XLR connector over a 1.5m run. The 6.3mm plug is often called a quarter-inch jack, and both ends use die-cast bodies for a solid, long-lasting fit. It's a straightforward cable for linking mixers, DI boxes, instruments and other gear where you need to move between jack and XLR connections.
The cable measures 6mm in diameter and carries a 15-strand 0.1mm pure copper conductor, which keeps the signal clean and the resistance low. Cotton reinforcement runs through the build to add strength, while the rubberised jacket has a soft-grip, anti-tangle finish that stays flexible in use and packs away neatly. The shielding helps cut down interference, so you get steady sound in busy setups.
Connections are machine-soldered for consistency, which means fewer weak points and reliable performance gig after gig. At 1.5m the lead suits short runs on stage, in the studio or around a rack, where a longer cable would just get in the way. It's a practical, hard-wearing choice for anyone who needs a dependable jack-to-XLR link without any fuss.
Specification
| Length |
1.5m |
| Cable : diameter |
6mmØ |
| Conductor |
15 strand 0.1mmØ pure copper |
| Connectors |
6.3mm mono jack plug, male XLR |
Frequently Asked
What connectors does this lead use?
One end has a 6.3mm mono jack plug (also called a quarter-inch jack) and the other has a male XLR connector.
How long is the cable?
The lead is 1.5m long, which suits short runs between gear on stage, in a studio or around a rack.
What is the cable made from?
It uses a 15-strand 0.1mm pure copper conductor with cotton reinforcement and a rubberised, anti-tangle jacket. The cable is 6mm in diameter.
Is the lead shielded?
Yes, it has shielding to help reduce interference and keep the signal clean during use.
Are the connections soldered?
Yes, the connections are machine-soldered for consistent, reliable performance.
What can I use this lead for?
It's handy for connecting mixers, DI boxes, instruments and other equipment where you need to bridge a 6.3mm jack and a male XLR.