Kopul XLRTWIST-360-MTRS Angled 1/4" TRS Male to XLR Male Adapter

The Kopul XLRTWIST-360-MTRS is a versatile right-angled adapter designed to safely route cables away from walls and dividers. It features a 1/4" TRS male input connector and a 3-pin XLR male output connector, making it ideal for balanced audio signals. The unique 360° rotating sleeve allows for four adjustable positions, helping to save space behind mixing boards, recorders, or PA speakers while minimizing cable strain that can compromise connections and signal integrity.

By utilizing the XLRTWIST-360-MTRS adapter for all your inputs and outputs, you can keep your cables organized and tangle-free. Crafted from durable metal, this adapter is built for long-lasting, repeated use and is perfect for demanding environments like studios and stages.

XLRTWIST-360-MTRS for Balanced Signals

This adapter is equipped with a 1/4" TRS input connector and a 3-pin XLR male output connector, ideal for handling balanced audio signals. It's perfect for applications requiring a connector-type conversion, such as connecting the output of an audio interface mixing board to powered speakers, or to route your mixer's aux send to an outboard effects processor.

Right-Angle Male XLR Adapter

The right-angle design lets you route cables away from walls and dividers, which will save space behind a mixer, recorder, or PA speakers.

Prevents Cable Strain

Squeezing XLR cables between a mixer or recorder and a wall is a recipe for trouble with connections and signal flow. This adapter prevents strain at the cable's weakest point where the connector meets the cable, and it ensures that signals to and from mixers and recorders aren't interrupted.

Adjustable Connectors

The male XLR connector rotates 360° in the sleeve and can be set to four different positions, so you can set the XLR connector's directions at the angle you need for the easiest attachment.

All-Metal Construction

This adapter is designed to protect your cables, so it's built to take some punishment. All-metal construction will withstand repeated use when you're setting up and breaking down recording or sound-reinforcement systems.