RCA to XLR connection

husaskin: the least expensive way to solve your problem is to buy an appropriate pair of adapters (male or female). these are readily available from pro sound shops, where musicians buy their electronic gear. -kelly

I've got an extra pair of the excellent BAT adapters you
need. I have a BAT VK3i pre-amp, so I bought two pair,
and only need one. E-mail me if interested at bennett@
mhtc.net.
Dave

Hello,

I heard AYRE makes RCA to XLR adapters too. Check out their website. BAT makes the best ones, but I heard the AYRE's are as good, if not better.

Enjoy,
Jojo

Both BAT and Purist Audio Design make high quality adaptors of the kind you need for approximately $90-$110 a pair.Both are excellent.

Don`t buy cheap adapters at the pro sound shops, they broke on me quite a few times. I currently own Purist Audio Design
ones and like them very much. Very high quality and no affect to the sound. They have life time warranty too.