Hollyland 3.5mm TRS to Dual XLR Audio Cable

A Lark receiver puts its two channels out on one 3.5mm TRS jack, which is fine into a camera and wrong into a console. This 50cm cable splits that jack into two balanced XLR males, so each transmitter lands on its own mixer input at line level instead of both being folded into one unbalanced channel.

It is built on high-purity copper core with layered shielding, which is what keeps a short run clean when it is coiled next to a dimmer or a power distro backstage. It works with Lark Max, Lark M1 and Lark 150 receivers, and with anything else that presents a TRS output expecting to feed a mixer or sound card.