SO Now with that Said, It seems to me that a 3 Pin XLR Balanced Cable AND The 3 55mm TRRS or even a 3.5mm TRS, All Three Can do the same thing it stands to Reason, HOWEVER The Only Way that I'm going to Find Out for Sure, is Science requires Discovery by TESTING It ones own self. AND Food For Thought, I Have 3.5mm Jack Headphone Receivers that I Plug into a Female 1/4” Adapter then into my Interface or Headphones Amp. BUT Still, I Can use a Dynamic Or Condensor MIC of course with Male XLR connectors on it, Thru The XLR Cable, BUT Still, IF I dont have an Interface Or Mixer with an XLR INPUT, Thrn I have before Purchased a separate Female XLR To 1/4” Jack Adapter & Connected That to the other END of The XLR Cable, then Plugged the !/4” Jack Into The 1/4” INPUT On My Unit & YES, It WORKS, Nevertheless Without having to be TRRS like The Femsle USB to 3.5mm TRRS. Now from I understand The Reason that for instance a 3.55mm Jack has a TRRS (as opposed to TRS 2 Ring Stereo Cable) is because The Third Ring has to do with Sending Audio From a Microphone such a 3 Pin XLR Cable does. As a person myself Interested in Electronics & in Recording, and a DIYer, plus Conservative, I've been looking into the same Question about Converting USB to TRS Cable to go into a Mixer or Interface that would SEND the Signal.

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