Hosa GXJ-235 Adaptor

Balanced Audio Adapter for Professional Signal Conversion

The Hosa GXJ-235 Adapter is a compact audio adapter designed to convert a 1/4-inch TRS balanced or stereo output to an XLR3M input. It provides a straightforward solution for connecting mixers, interfaces, and other professional audio equipment with 1/4-inch outputs to XLR-equipped devices, making it a reliable tool for studios, live sound systems, and broadcast environments.

Designed for Seamless Gear Compatibility

This adapter allows audio devices with balanced 1/4-inch TRS outputs to interface cleanly with XLR microphone or line-level inputs. It is ideal for integrating professional audio gear across different connection standards without introducing signal mismatch issues, helping streamline system setups in both portable and installed audio applications.

Clean Signal Transfer with Reduced Noise

Engineered for balanced signal paths, the GXJ-235 supports accurate audio transmission with minimal interference. By maintaining proper balanced wiring, the adapter helps reduce hum and noise, ensuring consistent signal clarity when connecting professional audio equipment.

Compact Form Factor for Flexible Use

The small, lightweight design makes this adapter easy to transport and simple to deploy in tight rack spaces, stage setups, or studio patching environments. Its compact size allows it to remain connected without placing stress on cables or adjacent connections.

Durable Construction for Repeated Use

Built with rugged materials, the GXJ-235 is designed to withstand frequent plugging and unplugging in demanding audio environments. The solid connector housing provides dependable performance for touring rigs, rental inventories, and permanent installations alike.

Practical Solution for Studio and Live Sound Applications

Whether you are adapting outputs from an audio interface, mixer, or signal processor, this adapter provides a dependable connection between TRS and XLR formats. It is a practical accessory for engineers, musicians, and technicians who require reliable signal compatibility across professional audio systems.