Cable Matters 3.5mm 1/8 Inch TRS to 2 XLR Cable, Male to Female Aux to Dual XLR Breakout Cable - 6 Feet

Cable Matters 3.5mm 1/8 Inch TRS to 2 XLR Cable, Male to Female Aux to Dual XLR Breakout Cable - 6 Feet

Name: Cable Matters 3.5mm 1/8 Inch TRS to 2 XLR Cable, Male to Female Aux to Dual XLR Breakout Cable - 6 Feet
Brand: Cable Matters
SKU: 1081549
Price: 9.99 USD
Rating: 9.5 (268 reviews)

$ 9.99

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Based on 268 ratings

Value for money

9.90

Sound quality

9.90

Quality of material

9.71

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Product Description

An unbalanced dual XLR to mini jack cable allows you to connect two XLR Microphones to various audio devices, such as DSLR cameras, computers, speakers, and mixers This cable splits the XLR channels into left and right channels for 3 channels using the 5mm mini stereo input a dual XLR to 1/8 cable is also included. For editing, a wireless microphone system should be connected to a computer via a 5mm XLR input

Performance This stereo to XLR cable has oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors for pristine sound copper braided shielding for maximum reduction of hum and noise polyethylene insulation for optimal high frequency response

An auxiliary audio cable is used to connect smartphones, tablets, laptops, or computers to a mixing desk or PA system that has dual XLR inputs Connect laptop for performing to a DJ mixer that has dual XLR inputs

With a flexible PVC jacket and gold-plated connectors in an easy-to-grasp housing, this device is rugged and reliable. A three-stage step-down design makes the device easy to use. Plugs on an XLR cable are 5mm in diameter, enabling connection to recessed ports of smartphones and tablets A dual XLR to 1/8 cable can be split with separate cable jackets to fit close and far apart XLR ports

Mixer features Tip and Ring labels on its mixer to comfortably identify the three XLR inputs Microphones with XLR input and mixing consoles or speakers with dual XLR inputs. This makes it easier to determine which side is the left and which is the right microphone if there are issues

Questions & Answers

You can connect this to an iPhone and record videos with two microphones, can't you?

Assuming your iPhone has an audio output plug, you'd be in need of a "Smartphone / PC Combo Jack Mic &amp Speaker" Adapter This product divides your headphones between your iPhone and your tablet. A microphone plug can be accessed through that hole. Firstly, I'd recommend one dynamic microphone. Next, I would recommend using a splitter cable or mixer to experiment with

Selected User Reviews For Cable Matters 3.5mm 1/8 Inch TRS to 2 XLR Cable, Male to Female Aux to Dual XLR Breakout Cable - 6 Feet

Great, except for the fact they have a backwards wiring

3/5

The overall build quality and mechanics ("ruggedness") of this phone are good, but there is In both cases, both XLRF are set There was an error in the labeling of 5 mm TRS. The red XLRF was labeled Ring (but went to the tip) while the black XLRF was labeled Tip (but went to the tip). You are right, once you realize this, it is relatively easy to correct. When you have a large number of patch cables (there can be dozens), this defect can be a real pain. I should certainly be able to get them refunded via Amazon, but I'll simply It would be nice if the "manufacturer" (Cable Matters) heard why the product isn't working, so they can make changes. I would rate the quality as 6 stars (yes, out of 5) if it were not for this defect.

Zaniyah Wise

| Mar 11, 2021

Two XLRFs are used to create three

3/5

There are no XLR ends on the 5mm TRS (the ends are labelled incorrectly). My cable was received this morning, and I tested it. As far as the cable materials (for an installation that will last permanently) are concerned, they seem to be adequate. There is a problem with the cable's wiring The TRS sleeve is 5mm long & is connected to pins 1 & 2 The tip of one XLR is attached to pin 2, the ring to ping 2 or the other XLR). Nonetheless, the serial numbers for the XLR plug ends are faulty. A wire should be connected to the XLR marked "RING" and highlighted in "RED. " A 3mm TRS ring is used in place of the 5mm TRS ring. TRS TIP with 5mm diameter. A line must be attached to each of the XLRs labeled "TIP" and "BLACK" in a similar manner. Rather than being connected to the 3mm TRS tip, this wire is hooked up to the 5mm. The ring is 5mm in diameter. This is why. The wiring is okay and the cable is functional, but the labeling is wrong and cannot be changed by the user easily. We are disappointed, and our rating has been reduced from five stars to three It is fair to rate your work at 3 on a scale of 1-5. It is possible that the cables are manufactured by non-US companies Are there people who read or speak English?.

Alaia Merrill

| Dec 29, 2020

The products are of high quality, not made in a mold

5/5

A very high level of construction It's all nicely done, with shrink tube covering the connectors. You can open them and see the solder work. There are two color symbols for the channel (white for left, red for right) as well as shrink tube labels for the tip and ring on each module. Regardless of the quality of the cable, the jacket appears to contain some silicon. There was no noticeable noise on the cable.

Adelaide Ingram

| Oct 04, 2020

A high grade The quality is very high, and the price is very reasonable

5/5

Professional services of the highest quality The cable served its purpose well and has a high grade. The product is made from a heavy-duty material You can separate the XLR connectors with this flexible zipcord of the right gauge as far as you need. The cable feels sturdy and has a good heft to it. Connectors are made of high-quality materials There was even shrink-wrapping involved to ensure quality As far as possible, tube protection should be applied to solder joints. A big plus for me is how well marked and labeled the breakout XLR connectors are and we even get a rubber gasket on the locking mechanism to ensure a tight seal. It had to work well with a sound mixer and a computer, and I didn't want to break the bank for it. The two connectors on this page are female XLR connectors, which are needed to connect the output from a mixer or other device to the An input cable with a 5mm male connector is required. The new purchase has been a very good investment for me.

Quentin Campos

| Nov 12, 2020

This is a great mixer Make sure that your DJ mixer comes with both XLR and RCA outputs

5/5

Recording can be achieved by connecting an RCA cable to a sound card. In the past, I used a combination of XLRs and RCA plugs to plug my large PA speakers, but now it's all COVID My big rig is not up to the task at the moment. As an alternative, I connected a small 2 to this cable. This is a single sound system for use in the home.

Julio Moore

| Mar 10, 2021

I found it to be perfect for streaming! My aim was to get professional audio output from a professional audio mixer, which had four XLR inputs, into a streaming hardware that only had three inputs

5/5

5. 25mm (headphone jack.

Landyn DAVISON

| Dec 13, 2020

My search for the perfect solution ended here

5/5

have connected this to my Zoom H1 and it works like a charm. Each dynamic mic has its own channel, and I have two of them. I love it.

Alisson Bailey

| Sep 20, 2020

This is the Cable Matters 3 episode featuring stereo

5/5

Split XLR cable of 5 mm to 1/8 inch TRS to allow left and right signals to be controlled independently of each other. This cable is perfect for MP3, TAP, or other portable devices to connect to a sound board.