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A PA (public address) system consists of several components that require different types of cables for connection. Here are some common cables you may need:

1. XLR Cables: These are used to connect microphones, mixing consoles, and power amplifiers. They have three pins and are designed to carry balanced, low-impedance, mic-level signals.

2. TRS Cables: These are also known as ” tip-ring-sleeve ” cables and are often used for connecting musical instruments to mixers, or for linking together various parts of a stereo system. They have three conductors and are capable of carrying both balanced and unbalanced signals.

3. Speaker Cables: These are heavy-duty cables used to connect the power amplifier to the loudspeaker. They are thicker and have larger conductors than XLR or TRS cables to carry the