Audio interfaces with XLR main outputs

XLR

— another type of output for transmitting an analog signal using a balanced connection. It allows the use of long cable lengths without compromising the quality of data exchange - external interference is absorbed directly in the cable. Often the connector is combined with a Jack interface (6.5 mm). The XLR is equipped with a locking lock and three contacts. A single three-pin analog cable can only carry one channel of audio, so a standard XLR output typically consists of two jacks, stereo left and right.