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Studio Axia Console Cables, StudioHub RJ45 Breakouts & Audio Snakes

Audio breakout and interconnect cable assemblies for broadcast studios, radio consoles, audio nodes, studio routing systems, control rooms, recording equipment and professional audio installations. This collection includes RJ45-to-dual-XLR cables, RJ45-to-TRS and RCA audio breakouts, StudioHub-style analog I/O assemblies, DB25-to-XLR or TRS multi-channel snakes, AES/EBU DB25 breakouts, DB9 audio interface cables and custom studio-console harnesses.

Choose by the complete source-port and destination-port requirement: equipment brand and model, port label and function, verified RJ45 audio wiring standard, analog or digital signal type, balanced or unbalanced circuit, channel count, output or input direction, connector gender, exact pinout, shield connection, cable length and installation route. An RJ45 connector is only a physical connector format; it does not automatically mean Ethernet, Livewire+, AES3, StudioHub analog audio, DMX, Dante, GPIO or a universal console interface.

Selection note: A passive RJ45-to-XLR, RJ45-to-TRS or RJ45-to-RCA cable only routes the conductors assigned by the source and destination equipment. It does not convert an Ethernet or Livewire+ network port into analog audio, convert Dante / AES67 / Art-Net / sACN data into XLR audio, provide an audio interface, change a balanced signal into a correctly wired unbalanced signal, or create microphone phantom power. Select a breakout cable only when the equipment documentation confirms a compatible RJ45 audio port and the complete pinout is known.

RJ45 To XLR 3 Pin Plug Cable
RJ45 Female to XLR 3-Pin Male Cable is a conversion cable, usually used to connect a device with an RJ45 (Ethernet) interface to a device with an XLR 3-Pin connector. Such cables are usually used in
RJ45 Female To Double 3-Pin XLR Plug Cable
RJ45 Female to Double 3-Pin XLR Plug Cable can easily realize the conversion between network signals and DMX or audio signals, especially in applications such as stage lighting control, audio
RJ45 Jack To Dual 3 Pin XLR Jack Adapter Cable
RJ45 Jack to Dual 3 Pin XLR Jack Audio Cable is suitable for various occasions such as stage, recording studio, DMX control system, etc. It not only provides stable signal transmission, but also
RJ45 To 3 Pin XLR Jack Audio Breakout Cable
RJ45 Male to Dual 3 XLR Female Cable is a multi-function signal transmission cable, mainly used to convert network signals (such as Art-Net, sACN or Dante) into traditional audio signals or DMX 512
RJ45 To XLR 3 DMX Cable
DMX conversion Double XLR 3-pin plug to RJ45 plug Adapter Extension Cable is designed to provide a way to transmit Ethernet signals to audio devices, especially for occasions where network signals
RJ45 Plug To RCA Audio Cable
RCA Red White Audio Over Cat5 Cat5e Cat6, Stereo RCA Audio Balun Extender Over Cat5 Cat5E Cat6 Cable is a good choice for connecting network audio signals (such as via Ethernet) with traditional RCA
RJ45 To RCA Red And White Audio Cable
RJ45 Plug to RCA Red and White Plug Audio Cable is an audio connection cable designed to connect a device with an RJ45 connector to an audio device using an RCA connector.
Dual 3.5 Audio Plug To RJ45 Jack Plug Cable
Dual 1/8 inch 3.5mm TRS Balanced Audio Plug to RJ45 Jack Plug Cable can transmit two channels of audio signals at the same time to achieve stereo effect. TRS can effectively reduce interference and
RJ45 Jack To 3.5mm TRS Audio Cable For Stereo Amplifiers
RJ45 Jack to 3.5mm TRS Audio Cable for Stereo Amplifiers can connect to a variety of devices, including smartphones, laptops, audio receivers, audio matrix switchers, mixing consoles and home theater
RJ45 Plug To TRS 3.5mm Audio Cable
PCM Cable make RJ45 Plug to TRS 3.5mm Jack Cable and RJ45 Plug to TRS 3.5mm Plug Cable. We also make RJ45 jack to TRS 3.5mm cable,RJ45 to 6.35mm adapter cable and RJ45 to XLR jack plug cable.
RJ45 Plug To Two 6.35mm Plug Audio Cable For Axia
RJ45 plug to Dual 1/4 inch TRS (6.35mm plug) Cable is a connection cable designed for professional audio applications. This cable is designed to connect devices with RJ45 plugs to audio devices
RJ45 To Dual 1/4" Audio Cable
Dual TRS-M Balanced to RJ-45F Shielded Adapter Cable transmits audio signals, connecting network audio devices (such as digital audio interfaces or audio mixers) to devices with 6.35mm jacks.

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How to Select the Right Axia or StudioHub Audio Breakout Cable

Studio-console cable selection is an end-to-end audio-interface check. This collection includes compatible RJ45 audio breakouts for XLR, TRS and RCA equipment, as well as DB25 and DB9 studio snakes for specified multi-channel applications. The correct cable must match the port function, cable wiring, signal format, channel order, connector genders and source-to-destination direction—not simply the visible connector type.

Application	Typical Cable Role	Confirm Before Ordering
StudioHub-style analog I/O to XLR equipment	RJ45 audio breakout cable connecting a compatible analog I/O port to one or two balanced XLR inputs or outputs.	Actual RJ45 audio-port function, input or output direction, XLR gender, channel mapping, balanced pinout, shield arrangement, line or mic application and cable length.
StudioHub-style analog I/O to TRS or RCA equipment	RJ45 breakout that routes a documented one- or two-channel audio connection to 6.35 mm TRS, 3.5 mm TRS or RCA equipment interfaces.	Balanced versus unbalanced requirement, signal direction, channel order, TRS/RCA connector gender, source and destination levels, wiring map, shield connection and destination equipment interface.
DB25 multi-channel analog or AES/EBU connection	Multi-channel snake or digital-audio breakout linking a DB25-equipped studio device to XLR, TRS or another confirmed audio interface.	Analog or AES/EBU role, original device pinout convention, connector genders, number of channels or digital pairs, input/output direction, channel labeling, shield design and cable length.
Livewire+ / AES67 or Ethernet network connection	A network connection between compatible network ports, switches and audio-over-IP equipment—not a passive RJ45-to-XLR or RJ45-to-TRS breakout.	Network-port labeling, required network architecture, cable category, switch/system requirement, audio-network protocol and equipment documentation. Do not use a passive audio breakout on a network port.
Microphone or phantom-powered connection	A documented microphone or analog-audio input connection only when the device port and cable wiring are specified for that purpose.	Confirmed microphone-capable port, required phantom-power behavior, cable pinout, XLR gender, equipment manual, grounding/shield arrangement and whether a standard line-level breakout is appropriate.

Common Studio Console Cable Formats in This Collection

RJ45 to Dual XLR Breakout Cables

Used for compatible RJ45 analog audio ports that carry two balanced channels through a defined StudioHub-style wiring arrangement. Select the XLR male or female breakout by the connected equipment port and verify whether the RJ45 side is an input or output connection before ordering.

RJ45 to TRS, 3.5 mm & RCA Audio Breakouts

Used where a confirmed RJ45 audio interface needs to connect to balanced TRS, compact 3.5 mm audio or unbalanced RCA equipment. Verify the destination signal format and wiring first; connector type alone does not prove that a balanced or unbalanced audio path is correctly configured.

DB25, DB9 & Multi-Channel Audio Snakes

Used for specified studio interfaces that need multiple analog channels, AES/EBU digital pairs or defined control/audio wiring. A DB25 or DB9 connector is not a universal pro-audio standard, so confirm the equipment’s pinout convention, channel order, connector genders and signal role before selecting a cable.

RJ45 is not a universal audio or network signal. In broadcast equipment, an RJ45 connector may be used for StudioHub-style analog audio, AES3, Livewire+ / AES67 networking, GPIO, control, Ethernet management or another manufacturer-specific function. A passive RJ45 breakout cable is correct only when the source port and destination interface use a documented matching wiring scheme. Do not connect a passive XLR, TRS or RCA breakout to an RJ45 network port based only on the physical connector shape.

Information Needed for a Custom Studio Console Cable

For a compatible custom Axia, StudioHub or professional studio cable assembly, provide as much of the following information as possible:

Console, node, router, interface or audio-device brand and model Port label, original cable part number, cable marking or equipment manual reference Photos of both mating faces, port labels and connector genders RJ45, XLR, TRS, RCA, DB25 or DB9 interface at each end Verified pinout, channel order, signal direction and shield requirement Analog, AES3, mic, line, control or network-port function Balanced / unbalanced requirement, channel count and breakout connector genders Required cable length, breakout tail length, labeling, jacket and installation route

FAQ

Can an RJ45-to-XLR cable connect a Livewire+ or Ethernet network port to analog audio equipment?

No. A passive RJ45-to-XLR cable only routes conductors; it does not decode audio-over-IP data or convert Ethernet into analog audio. Use it only with a documented compatible RJ45 audio I/O port and the correct wiring arrangement.

Are all RJ45 ports on Axia or broadcast equipment StudioHub audio ports?

No. RJ45 can be used for several different functions, including analog audio, digital audio, network audio, Ethernet management, GPIO or other control connections. Check the printed port label and the equipment manual before selecting any breakout cable.

Can I use a general RJ45 audio breakout cable for a microphone input with phantom power?

Only when the specific equipment port, cable wiring and microphone connection are documented for that purpose. A line-level breakout cable should not be assumed to provide a correct microphone or phantom-power connection.

Are RJ45-to-XLR, RJ45-to-TRS and RJ45-to-RCA cables interchangeable?

No. They may serve different balanced or unbalanced signal paths, channel counts, connector genders and equipment pinouts. Confirm the source port, destination port and complete wiring before choosing a cable.

Can any DB25 cable be used for analog studio audio or AES/EBU?

No. DB25 cabling can follow different pinout conventions and may carry analog channels, digital AES/EBU pairs or other equipment-specific signals. Verify the original device wiring, channel order and connector genders before selecting a replacement or breakout snake.

How do I request a compatibility review or custom studio console cable?

Send the equipment details, port labels, original cable reference, connector photos, pinout or wiring diagram, channel count, source / destination direction and desired cable length. Contact us for a compatibility review.

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