Incredibly road-rugged and featuring pristine sound quality, the NSP4-5 speakON Speaker Cable from Sescom delivers 5' of tour-ready speaker cable for any level of loudspeaker rigging. This speaker cable sports Neutrik NL4C 4-pole speakON plugs on each end with reliable locking connectors and 12-gauge wires for high durability.

Each cable can deliver up to 30 A RMS of current through its solid contacts, making it ideal for a wide range of speaker systems.

For Live Sound and Touring    NL4FC speakON to speakON Cable    12 AWG    Locking Connector    5' Length    Up to 30 A RMS Current Load

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this pass or block phantom power?

A: It passes the phantom power and works quite well.

Q: 2. I'm assuming this works with Zoom H6 and 5D Mark III ?

A: Works like a charm with the 5D Mark III.

Q: 3. Will this cable work as a standard TRRS to TRS adapter cable?

A: Not that we are aware of. This is specifically for the Canon 5D MK II when using Magic Lantern.

Q: 4. Is it possible for me to use this with a 3.5mm extension cable?

A: I use this with a 3.5mm extension cable all the time to connect a Tascam recorder to my Canon 70D. Works great.

Q: 5. compatible with Canon C100 MKII?

A: The C100 MKII does have a 3.5mm audio input so this attenuator should work on it. Not sure if the C100 has mic-level impedance on that jack or not. It likely does.

Q: 6. Is this not compatible with the Canon 6D?

A: The LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N is compatible with the Canon 6D.

Q: 7. Could this split the stereo from Saramonic uwmic into two separate mono channels, then into my Zoom H6?

A: This Sescom Y cable #SES-IPSUMTS12IN will not work for the desired application because the wiring on the 1/8 TRRS is designed for a smartphone mic input and the 1/4 TS leads would force you to plug into the Zoom's line inputs bypassing the mic preamps. Theoretically, you could achieve separation of the two channels via the one stereo output if, and only if the Saramonic provides a true stereo output with each transmitter assigned to either the tip and the ring respectively. A special cable would have to be made featuring a locking TRS 1/8 male connector on one end, and two XLR male leads on the other.

Q: 8. My setup would be to use the 90 degree end into the camera which appears to be the reverse of the labels. Would that work? What impact would this have?

A: This attenuating cable will only work if connected into the right side as the label indicates, it will does not work the reverse way.

Q: 9. Can I use this cable to connect my H4N Zoom directly into my Panasonic GH4 and have the audio sync with video? Also will the headphone connection monitor the audio of the zoom or the camera? Thanks!

A: That's pretty much what it is designed to do. It takes the headphone level output from the headphone jack of your H4N and splits it into two ends, one mic-level output (male 3.5mm) that you can plug into your camera and one headphone-level output (female 3.5mm) that you can plug in headphones to monitor. BTW, my next suggestion is not what you asked about or how the product was designed, but I prefer to have a separate sound operator who records the sound on my Zoom H4N and transmits the mic level signal over a wireless pack to my camera. In this scenario, my sound operator uses this cable to monitor on headphones from the Zoom H4N while also plugged into a lav mic transmitter.

Q: 10. i want to connect tascam 60d mk ii camera out to my panasonic fz1000 mic input, do i really need this cable? (LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N).just considering not having hiss/noise in my recording.do i really need it?

A: Thanks everyone for the contributions. I would have appreciated the more if everyone gives their answers based on the camera and sound recorder I stated above real world expectation/likely result. Not some guess/on-papers answers. Basically, I want the audio recorded along with the videos without syncing later. Will this cable work with this specified equipment? Someone said it doesnt work for GH4, G7. Am wondering if it will work with FZ1000 and tascam 60d mk ii, if not suggest one.