Hosa YRA-154 3.5 mm TRS to Dual RCAF Stereo Breakout Cable
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Cable is, in fact, bi-directional. in the right direction Simply ensure that the 1/8" is an input. Because the 1/8" input is 4-bit, I've seen issues when trying this with camcorder-type devices. It's made to transport analog composite video and audio over a conductor. I hope this has been of assistance.
It should be compatible with any 1/8 in stereo out. You will, however, require an RCA adapter for whatever Aux you are using. Your system has an input. I hope this has been of assistance.
This adapter converts your computer's stereo headphone output (from a CD player, for example) to two mono speaker outputs, one on the left and one on the right. This isn't the device you need if your speakers have a stereo plug. If you have two sets of speakers, each of which has three speakers, you will have a total of nine speakers. 5 mm stereo plugs; in this case, you'll need a male stereo-plug. two- female- stereo 3. I'm using a 5 mm Y cord, and I hope this helps.
No, if you want to connect the speakers to your phone or tablet directly, you won't be able to do so. Between the two, you'll need an amplifier. This might work if your amplifier/stereo/etc has RCA inputs, but you'll probably need a 1/8" to RCA male y-cable. (RCA connectors on a stereo or amplifier are usually RCA female.)
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This Hosa Y-shaped Y-shaped Y-shaped Y-shaped One of the more successful examples I've seen is cable. Because I'm a computer/gaming/electronics nerd, my offices are always littered with cables connecting various PCs, gaming systems, and audio sources. One of the most common issues I've noticed is that, similar to headphone cables, the 3. If you flex a 5mm stereo plug too many times, it will break a connection on the inside. br>br>But fear not: This adapter has been with me for three years and has never let me down. It is my primary source of information. between the speakers on my desktop and the PlayStation 3. I have a lot of faith in the little thing because I am constantly plugging and unplugging it. When I need to get sound from my PC to some other speakers, I plug it in. The strain relief has the perfect amount of heft, which is something that other products struggle to achieve. br>br>Audio quality is also good. br>br>Not too much that the wires stress somewhere else, but enough to have an effect. br>br> Unless you're going for a high-end look, this is the way to go. the- This top-of-the-line audiophile system is ideal for you. Only gold plated contacts could make it better, but for casually connecting an audio source to an output, I can't think of a better option.
Does exactly what I wanted from a headphone jack to create a stereo split. The sound quality is excellent, though not spectacular; however, it's possible that the problem is with the TV rather than the splitter. I appreciate the prompt delivery and low price; I have no reservations in recommending this item to others.
UPDATE: 19 April 2016: br>I've been using the Hosa Y adapter for various purposes since I wrote this review three years ago, adapting 3. RCA Stereo to 5mm audio. My new Echo Dot is now connected to my Denon AVR X2200W receiver, and everything is working fine. br>br>I'm still very pleased with this fantastic Y- cable. The following is the original review from three years ago: br>br>I purchased this for a mini-project. audio input I went looking for my Samsung TV so I could connect them to the RCA connector cable I'd run to my old TV. Of course, this was far more convenient than snaking a new cable behind my venerable receiver through a maze of big, heavy wall units. br>br>This small adapter is well made, with no signs of noise or a bad connection so far. The mini- The plug is designed to go up into the jack on the back of the TV, which is not a great design because it works against gravity. This little cable, on the other hand, performed admirably and without a hitch in over a month. br>br>If you need to break-in, this is the place to do it. This is ideal for connecting an iPod, TV, or other audio source via a mini connector to older RCA style connectors.
sockets with a smooth surface My phone, on the other hand, is not doing so well. So I have a Nexus 4 and the headphone jack isn't flat on top as you can see in the photos. Because of the phone's curve on top, this connector is unable to lock and always falls out. My Sennheiser headphones, on the other hand, do not interfere with my phone in any way. So, if you're looking for a phone, I wouldn't recommend it. br>br>However, because the socket is flat, I'm using it for a Sabre U2 DAC and it works fine. The connector is still seated in the socket and has not yet popped out. I use it for car audio RCA cable because the wires are thicker than most connectors. It works perfectly.
On my new RV, I used this to connect my Smart TV to my stereo system, allowing me to listen to music both outside and inside. It was a great success.
The Hosa YRA- is the subject of this review. 154 3. Stereo Breakout Cable with 5 mm TRS to Dual RCAF. This is an excellent cable - I highly recommend it. well-made, high-quality materials, and a tight fit all over. This is fantastic!.
The factory plugs for sterio surround sound will not work unless you have this plug in to connect them to the headphone plugin, so your new fire smart tv isn't as smart as it claims to be.
For my Hercules Starlight mixer in my home studio, I needed a 5mm to Dual RCA cable. For my newly purchased Starlight Serato DJ controller as a backup, I needed a split cable to get access to my home speakers. I've previously purchased Hosa patch cables and found them to be of excellent quality and value. It's highly suggested!.
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