GP-XLR2RCA
Balanced XLR in. RCA out.
Receive a balanced XLR output into an RCA line input, with ground lift available.
RCA & XLR audio converters
The right signal.
The right connection.
Connect a balanced XLR component to an RCA system, or send an RCA source into a balanced input. Start by choosing the direction of the signal.
Designed & built in the USA100% analogPart of your signal path
Where it fits
Follow the output.
Find the input.
The connector on your source and the input on your next component determine which converter belongs between them. These are line-level audio components.
Source output
Direction-matched converter
Next line input
Read output and input labels on the actual equipment. A connector shape alone does not establish the signal level or correct direction.
Choose for your system
Find your
starting point.
GP-RCA2XLR
RCA in. Balanced XLR out.
Send an RCA line-level source to the next component’s balanced XLR input.
Before you choose
Check the whole
signal path.
Direction first
Write down the source output and destination input. XLR-to-RCA and RCA-to-XLR are different jobs.
Signal level
Confirm line-level compatibility. These are not a substitute for a phono stage or a speaker-level interface.
The whole connection
Check grounding and both equipment manuals. Connector conversion alone does not diagnose every cause of hum.
A few useful answers
Make an informed
connection.
Which direction do I need?
Choose GP-XLR2RCA when the source has a balanced XLR output and the destination takes RCA. Choose GP-RCA2XLR for an RCA source feeding a balanced XLR input.
Is this a digital audio converter?
These G Pulse models handle analog audio connections. They do not convert USB, optical or digital coaxial audio.
Will a converter fix hum?
Hum has several possible causes. Establish the source of the problem and the equipment grounding arrangement before choosing a converter.
Keep exploring
Know what comes next.
Talk through your system
Make the next
connection count.
Tell us what you already own and what you want to change. Start with a useful conversation about the right connections.