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Description
Mogami Gold cables are trusted in professional studios around the world for their clarity, consistency, and exceptional noise control. The Gold series is built with Mogami’s premium Neglex cable, delivering accurate signal transfer and outstanding RF rejection that engineers rely on for clean, reliable audio. This reputation is why Mogami remains one of the most respected names in high-end cabling.
The GOLD TRS-XLRF-20 is a 20 foot balanced TRS to XLR female cable designed for connecting mixers, interfaces, patch bays, and outboard gear with maximum fidelity. Its balanced design minimizes noise over longer runs, making it ideal for studio routing, stage setups, and any situation where clean, dependable signal transfer is essential. Neutrik connectors ensure a secure, professional connection every time, and Mogami backs the cable with a lifetime warranty for long-term confidence. That’s why at Pixel Pro Audio, we recommend Mogami Gold to professionals who want the highest level of performance from their cables.
Why We Like Them
- Clean, accurate signal with excellent noise rejection
- Ideal for connecting mixers, interfaces, and outboard gear
- Balanced design keeps long cable runs quiet and consistent
- Neutrik connectors provide secure, reliable connections
- Backed by Mogami’s lifetime warranty
Technical Specs
- Length: 20 feet
- Connectors: 1/4 inch TRS to XLR Female (Neutrik)
- Wire: Mogami Neglex balanced cable
- Configuration: TRS to XLRF, balanced
- Warranty: Lifetime
Warranty: Limited Lifetime
We are an authorized Mogami dealer.
WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including lead, which is known to the State of California to cause cancer and birth defects and other reproductive harm. For more information go to: www.p65warnings.ca.gov
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