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SKU
149698
MPN
PHX-106m
Hosa PHX-106M Low-voltage XLR Male to Phoenix Audio Adapter (6 inch)
- Adapts low-voltage XLR male connections to 3-pin Phoenix style terminal blocks
- Designed for interfacing with audio and video distribution amplifiers and installed sound gear
- 6-inch cable length for a compact, clutter-free connection
- Reduces strain on panel-mounted connectors compared to rigid adapters
- Suitable for fixed installations, rack builds, and system integration projects
The Hosa PHX-106M Low-voltage XLR Male to Phoenix Audio Adapter (6 inch) provides a simple way to connect standard XLR lines to equipment that uses 3-pin Phoenix style terminals, commonly found on audio and video distribution amplifiers and installed sound systems. Its short 6-inch lead keeps connections tidy while offering enough flexibility to relieve strain on jacks and terminals, making it ideal for permanent installs, rack setups, and system integration work.
Features
- Adapts low-voltage XLR male connections to 3-pin Phoenix style terminal blocks
- Designed for interfacing with audio and video distribution amplifiers and installed sound gear
- 6-inch cable length for a compact, clutter-free connection
- Reduces strain on panel-mounted connectors compared to rigid adapters
- Suitable for fixed installations, rack builds, and system integration projects
In the Box
- Hosa PHX-106M Low-voltage XLR Male to Phoenix Audio Adapter (6 inch)
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WARNING: This product may expose you to chemicals which are known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information go to www.P65Warnings.ca.gov.