Unbalanced Angled Mono Jack to Male XLR Cable – Van Damme Neutrik Gold

Tour-ready angled mono jack to male XLR cable for guitars, DI boxes and mixer connections.

This Designacable unbalanced angled mono jack to male XLR cable is designed for instruments, DI boxes, mixers and effects where a balanced connection is not possible or required. Built using flexible Van Damme cable and Neutrik gold connectors, it delivers dependable signal transfer with a cleaner low-profile angled jack design that works perfectly on pedalboards and tight stage setups.

Performance & Build Quality

The Van Damme cable used in this assembly is designed for professional stage and studio use, combining flexibility, durability and low handling noise. The flexible PVC/Neoprene composite jacket makes the cable easy to route around pedalboards, racks and crowded setups without placing strain on connected equipment.

These cables are carefully wired to improve signal quality when connecting instruments and unbalanced outputs into balanced XLR inputs. Using a 2 core and screen configuration, the unused XLR pin is internally linked to ground inside the jack, helping reduce hum and grounding problems commonly caused by incorrect balanced wiring.

Key Features

• Unbalanced angled mono jack to male XLR cable
• Low-profile Neutrik right angle mono jack
• Neutrik gold plated connectors
• Flexible Van Damme tour-grade cable
• Optimised pseudo-balanced wiring configuration
• Ideal for guitars, DI boxes, mixers and effects
• Made to order in the UK
• Optional coloured boots, rings and heat-shrink labels

Ideal For

• Pedalboard and stage rigs
• Guitar and bass setups
• DI box connections
• Studio and live sound systems
• Tight spaces requiring angled connectors

FAQ

Is this cable balanced?

No. This is an unbalanced mono jack to male XLR cable designed for instrument and line-level connections.

Why use an angled jack?

The angled connector reduces cable strain and keeps the cable profile lower, making it ideal for pedalboards, stage rigs and tightly spaced equipment.

Can I connect a guitar directly to a mixer or DI box?

Yes. This cable is specifically designed for connecting guitars, instruments and effects outputs into DI boxes, mixers and compatible XLR inputs.

Why not use a standard balanced XLR cable?

Balanced cables can sometimes introduce hum or grounding issues when used with unbalanced outputs. This cable is wired specifically to improve compatibility in those situations.

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