Hosa PHX-106M-BULK 106MB Phoenix Connector Adapter Cable

Phoenix to XLR Adapter for Professional Audio Systems

This low-voltage Phoenix to XLR adapter cable is designed to connect audio equipment using 3-pin Phoenix terminal outputs to standard XLR-based systems. It provides a clean, reliable way to interface installed audio hardware with professional microphones, mixers, and signal distribution equipment.

Designed for Installed Audio and AV Integration

Commonly used in commercial AV environments, this adapter supports audio and video distribution amplifiers, DSP processors, and installed sound systems that rely on Phoenix connectors. It allows technicians and integrators to bridge installed wiring with portable or rack-mounted XLR gear without rewiring entire signal paths.

Short Cable Length for Secure Rack and Panel Connections

With a compact 6-inch cable length, this adapter is ideal for rack systems, wall plates, and equipment panels where space is limited. The short run reduces cable strain, keeps installations tidy, and helps maintain organized signal routing inside racks and enclosures.

Reliable Signal Transfer for Low-Voltage Audio Applications

The Phoenix to XLR configuration supports stable signal transfer for low-voltage audio applications. It is well suited for paging systems, background music distribution, conferencing systems, and commercial sound installations where consistency and reliability are critical.

Durable Construction for Permanent and Semi-Permanent Use

Built for long-term use, this adapter features robust connectors designed to handle repeated installations and service adjustments. The solid construction supports dependable performance in fixed installations such as houses of worship, corporate facilities, and educational environments.

Compatible with Common Audio Distribution Hardware

This adapter is designed to work with a wide range of audio and video distribution amplifiers and processors that use Phoenix connectors. It offers a practical solution for technicians needing to integrate XLR cabling into installed AV systems without modifying existing infrastructure.