The 10 foot Pearstone 10' TRS Male to Male Interconnect Cablefrom Pearstone 10' TRS Male to Male Interconnect Cablefeatures Rean connectors with nickel-plated contacts on both ends, 24-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors, and spiral shielding to protect against EMI and RFI noise. Additionally, twin conductive PVC shields reduce electrostatic noise and provide a clean signal path while retaining good flexibility for those occasions that demand it.

The connector's molded strain relief over metal shells provides excellent durability and allows for increased protection between the OFC conductors and the connectors. The cable is ideal for both live and studio applications, including connecting powered speakers to studio monitor controllers, or connecting synthesizers and outboard gear to mixers, or wherever balanced connections are indicated.

Rean Male 1/4" TRS Connectors    Nickel-Plated Contacts    24-Gauge OFC Conductors    Spiral Shielding    Twin Conductive PVC Shields

Rean male 1/4" TRS connectors with nickel-plated contacts on both ends of the interconnect cable offer excellent durability

The 24-gauge OFC conductors maximize conductivity, making the cable ideal for both live and studio applications

Spiral shielding rejects both EMI and RFI noise and offers a clean signal path

Twin conductive PVC shields minimize electrostatic noise, while being flexible and durable for running the cable in tight spots

Metal shells provide rigid strain relief and protect the solder points between the OFC conductors and the connectors for greater cable longevity

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will the Pearstone USB 2.0 Type A Male to Type A Female Extension Cable (6')B&H # PECUAMUAF6 MFR # USB-AA6 work with a Logitech c310 webcam?

A: This cable will work with any camera, as long as it uses usb.

Q: 2. How will these work between an audio interface and a pair of powered nearfield monitors?Which is ideal, balanced or unbalanced cables?Thank you.

A: The Hosa HSS-005 is a solid choice for a well priced quality cable. Powered monitor inputs and audio interface outputs are generally designed to be used with balanced cables. This is usually noted in the documentation, and in the case of the monitors printed directly on the unit. The benefit of a balanced cable would be superior rejection of RF into the cable vs. an unbalanced cable. This will come into play for longer cable runs.

Q: 3. Will this cable work with the Rode Videomic Pro Plus?

A: Yes. I bought one for that purpose.

Q: 4. will this cable work with a MAC laptop?

A: It sure will. As long as your computer has a USB 2.0 or greater port, this will work fine on a Mac or a PC.

Q: 5. Hi. I'm assuming from the TRS reference that this is a stereo cable? I don't actually see the word 'stereo' used anywhere in the overview or specs. Thanks.

A: This Hosa Technology REAN 1/8" TRS Female to 1/4" TRS Male Headphone Adapter Cable (10') has TRS wiring, which could be used for a balanced mono signal. In most cases though, it would be used for unbalanced stereo, as an extension/adapter for a headphone connector.

Q: 6. Can I use this cable with a Deity V-Mic D3 Pro to split the outgoing signal to use the XLR inputs on a Tascam DR40? Or do you recommend another option?

A: The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Female Y-Cable is not going to work to connect the Deity V-Mic D3 Pro because you need the XLR connectors to be male in order to connect to the inputs on the Tascam DR40 Recorder. The Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable - 10' (B&H # MOG352XLRM10) is the version that you need.

Q: 7. Is this capable of recording sound from a mic into a sound recorder?

A: This is a 3.5mm extension cable, if you have a microphone and recorder with a 3.5mm connection you can use this to extend the cable from the mic to the recorder.

Q: 8. Is this the same as an auxiliary cord?

A: The Pearstone Stereo Mini can be used as an Aux cable and will transmit stereo sound from a portable device to an aux input.

Q: 9. Can this transfer phantom power to a microphone without reducing the quality of the sound?

A: No, phantom power (48V) is typically transferred through an XLR input on a camera, mixer or recorder, often for shotgun style condenser mics, and large and small diaphragm condenser mics. Perhaps you may be thinking of plug-in power, which is a very low voltage (such as 3 to 5V) supplied through the 3.5mm mic input on devices like cameras or recorders for lavalier style condenser mics. The Pearstone cable can transfer plug-in power, but not phantom power.

Q: 10. Is this cable compatible with Apple earphones?

A: This will work fine with Apple earbuds and most headphones for audio listening, but will not carry the signal for the control or microphone features.