MCSPROAUDIO 90 Degree Adjustable 3 Pin XLR Right Angle Connector - 7 Clockable Positions (Female)

For a clockable XLR ( the connector can set to different positions) the build quality is very good, I have a few of the these and no problems.

Perfect for making custom audio cables.The right angle allows me to install my Yamaha CX-A5100 11.2-CH MusicCast Preamplifier home theater AV receiver in a tight place that couldn't be done with standard straight XLR connectors. The multi-angle custom positioning is GREAT. Construction is top notch and includes a rubber gasket sealing ring that makes a perfect fit to the preamp eliminating any loose connection... a nice touch that's a cut above the rest. Works well with professional 1/4" (6mm) audio cable.If you're good with a soldering iron and want to make your own awesome custom audio cables, these will definitely be up to the task. Works well with professional 1/4" (6mm) 2 conductor shielded audio cable.

Used this in my studio to get a mic cable into a tight spot. Worked fine, and easy to use. You have to decide which of the seven available orientations to use during assembly. Changing it later is possible, but you have to take it apart to accomplish this. It looks like some prior users did not understand this. Suitable for studio use, or on the road in a permanenet rack setup. Probably wouldn't tolerate hard road use for long. Good value, perfect for my application.

Totally did the job and have a solid feel. I took away 1 star because I was hoping for a connector that could be rotated at any time to meet any of the 7 positions. Instead, you have to pick one position at the time of soldering and it will be locked into that position basically for good. That was a bit of a let down for a 9 dollar plug. Yes, it would be technically difficult to make a plug like I was hoping but the description wasn't totally clear. I hope others won't make that mistake. Otherwise it's a very high quality plug.4 stars. I wish I could twist it

Pride mobility scooters are great but they require you to get to ground level to charge the battery, and the folks who need the scooters are often unable to bend down to do that. So they use short extension cables plugged into the battery so that they can bring the charge port up where they can reach it. Great idea, right?But the problem now is that the extension cable is near their feet and it gets kicked around often damaging the battery port or the extension cable connector. Well, the solution to that is swapping the end that plugs into the battery with these right angle connectors. They plug in flush against the battery and the cable can be routed out of the way of their feet. Anyway I've fixed two scooters using these connectors and they are working fine.I like the way the wire is guided through the strain relief to the connectors and the method they use to allow you to select the angle at which you want the wires to leave the connector when it is plugged in. It allowed me to customize the cable to best route the wire out of the way of the rider's feet.