Key Benefits - Reduce cable clutter and cost by sending four XLR audio channels over a single RJ45 network cable. - Maintain clear, high-quality audio with balanced transmission to minimize residual noise in indoor and outdoor environments. - Durable, professional-grade construction for long-term use in live and installed audio setups. What this product does - Four-channel XLR extender that carries microphone- or line-level signals from standard 3‑pin XLR systems over a single shielded RJ45 cable. - When used as a pair, the adapters transmit all four analog XLR signals across the network cable and restore them at the remote end. Compatibility and connections - Compatible with standard 3‑pin XLR microphone and line-level equipment. - RJ45 connectors for professional audio, video and network-style cabling. - Each adapter includes a 3‑pin XLR base plug and a 6.35 mm (1/4") female jack housed in an aluminum alloy, all-metal shell. Key features - Balanced transmission for digital and analog signal integrity and low noise. - Highly integrated, durable all-metal (aluminum alloy) housing for reliable field use. - Compact extender format fits easily into stage racks, pedalboards, and lighting desks. - Note: cable not included — extension adapters only; use a shielded, balanced Ethernet cable between adapters. Typical applications - Live sound: run four microphone or line channels from stage to FOH mixer using one RJ45 cable to reduce runs and setup time. - Lighting and control desks: send audio and stage light control signals to a remote light desk or dimmer rack while keeping cable runs tidy. - Rehearsal rooms and portable rigs: connect multiple instruments, speakers and consoles to a single central cable for quick setup and teardown. What’s included / important notes - Pair operation required to send and receive all four channels (these adapters function together to forward signals). - Does not include RJ45 cable; use a shielded, balanced Ethernet cable for best results. - Designed for professional audio use with standard 3‑pin XLR systems and 6.35 mm inputs.