The NC6MXX-B from Neutrik is an advanced 6-pole male cable connector designed to meet the growing demands for reliability and ease of assembly in professional audio connections. Sporting a sleek, ergonomic design, this connector features a durable zinc diecast shell that ensures long-lasting performance in a variety of settings. The improved locking recess design without a "window" enhances the connector's durability, while the advanced chuck type strain relief provides superior pull-out force, making the assembly process quicker and more secure. This connector is ideal for studio and live sound applications, offering the impeccable contact integrity and strain relief needed for demanding audio environments.
Features
Male connector with improved locking recess without "window" for enhanced durability.
Advanced chuck type strain relief for higher pull-out force and easier assembly.
Polyurethane gland boot for high protection against cable bending stresses.
Available with colored rings and boots for coding or identification.
Rugged zinc diecast shell ensures dependability and longevity.
Internal shell thread is well-protected against damage.
In the Box
NC6MXX-B 6-pole male cable connector
Assembly guide
Complies with IEC 68-2-20 solderability standards.
IEC 61076-2-103 standard compliance for performance assurance.
Speed boot assembly tool to press XX boot onto shell.
BXX-*
Colored bushings
BXX-CR
Black bushing with clear coding ring
BXX-14
Large bushing with chuck type strain relief (8 mm - 10 mm cable O.D.).
HTXP
Hand tool for tightening the bushing of the XLR XX series, Plug PX series and etherCON CAT6 series.
XXR-*
Colored coding rings. Color ring can be changed without unsoldering insert.
XXCR
Transparent coding ring which allows an individual customized labeling, branding, coding etc.
HTX
Hand tool for tightening the bushing of the XLR X, XCC, FX-SPEC series and etherCON cable connector carrier series as well as the XLR XX and etherCON CAT6 series.
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.
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