Meaning XLR
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X = ground/earth
L = left channel
R = right channel
godwin - 29 December 2020

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XLR refers to a three-pin locking connector that is used in audio applications. In analog applications, particularly in some high-end consumer audio equipment, XLR connectors are used with balanced li [..]
Source: webopedia.com

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This term describes a variety of audio connectors that use 3 or more conductors encased in an outer shield.
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One of several varieties of sound connectors having three or more conductors plus an outer shell which shields the connectors and locks the connectors into place. (Sound)
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A secure three (3) pronged audio-connector covered by a metal sheath often found on high quality audio / video equipment; a type of audio connector featuring three leads: two for the signal and one for overall system grounding. XLR is often used for microphones.
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Connector A three pin connector widely used in the audio industry.
Source: stirlingaudioservices.com

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A three-pin grounded and lockable audio connector designed for professional use.
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A secure three (3) pronged audio-connector covered by a metal sheath often found on high quality audio / video equipment; a type of audio connector featuring three leads: two for the signal and one fo [..]
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XLR may refer to: XLR connector, an electrical connector commonly used in audio equipment Cadillac XLR, a retractable hardtop convertible automobile Megas XLR, an American animated television series [..]
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