ProX XC-DXLR100 — 100 ft. Balanced Dual XLR Patch Cable
XC-DXLR100 Overview
The ProX XC-DXLR100 is a 100 ft. balanced dual XLR-M to XLR-F cable engineered for professional live sound, touring, and installation environments where cable reliability is non-negotiable. The cable features 12 AWG, 93% braided oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors for optimum signal transfer with minimal interference, and gold and silver-plated connectors for superior contact integrity over extended use. Each unit undergoes individual quality control testing before leaving the facility. This cable is suited for audio engineers, touring companies, system integrators, and venues requiring dependable balanced analog runs at extended lengths.
The dual-cable configuration allows simultaneous routing of two balanced signals in a single managed run, reducing cable clutter on stage or in fixed installations.
Key Features
- 12 AWG OFC Conductors — 93% braided oxygen-free copper construction provides optimum signal transfer and low resistance across the full 100 ft. length
- Gold and Silver-Plated Connectors — plated contacts deliver superior conductivity and corrosion resistance for consistent, long-term performance
- Balanced Configuration — dual XLR balanced wiring rejects common-mode noise and interference, critical for long cable runs in live and installed environments
- Dual-Cable Design — two independent balanced channels in a single cable assembly simplify routing and reduce stage or rack clutter
- Heavy-Duty Construction — built to withstand the mechanical stress of heavy everyday use, repeated coiling, and touring conditions
- Individual QC Testing — every cable is tested prior to shipment to verify signal performance and connection integrity
- Master Box Quantity — available in master boxes of 10 units, suitable for bulk purchasing by integrators and touring companies
Connectivity & I/O
- Connector 1: Dual XLR Male (x2)
- Connector 2: Dual XLR Female (x2)
- Signal Type: Balanced analog audio
- Cable Length: 100 ft.
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