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TC-1-DD: 3-Pin XLR Patch Cables

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Category: Transfer Cable

I’m a big fan of nice clean component stacks. As such I’ve made myself a few of these double decker XLR Patches over the years. I’ve noticed they get requested on a frequent basis through our custom shop, so I thought why not make a standard design available on the site.

These are two separate cables, each with a Female 3-pin XLR to Dual Male 3-pin XLRs, allowing you to take a DAC’s balanced output to multiple devices with balanced inputs. We’re making these available in our standard 8” patch lengths used for our TC-1 and TC-2 products, as well as a 3 ft version, for those instances where the equipment isn’t able to be stacked quite as conveniently. 


These are  priced a little painfully high for me, but they take a really long time to put together, so right now, there’s not much way around that.