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A single passive audio adapter with an RCA (phono) male plug on one side and a 3-pin XLR female socket on the other.
It lets an unbalanced RCA line-level signal reach gear that only takes a male XLR, such as a mixer input or a powered speaker.
This is a small in-line audio adapter, not a cable. One end is an RCA male (phono) plug and the other is a 3-pin XLR female socket.
It passes an unbalanced RCA line-level audio signal onto the XLR female connector, so a consumer source with only RCA outputs can plug into professional gear that expects a male XLR, like a mixer channel, a DI input or a powered speaker.
It carries audio only, works on a single channel, and needs no power at all, so there is nothing to plug in or charge. The shell is shielded with gold-plated contacts to keep the connection clean and reliable.
It is important to understand what this adapter is and is not. It is a wiring adapter, so it simply re-terminates your RCA signal onto an XLR connector.
It is not a transformer or a DI box, which means it does not truly balance the signal or add long-cable noise rejection on its own. The audio stays unbalanced even though it now sits on an XLR plug.
That is fine for short, tidy runs into a nearby mixer or speaker. If you need to run a long line and reject hum and interference, a DI box is the right tool.
Used within those limits, this adapter is the quick, honest way to bridge an RCA output to an XLR input on the day.
