The Sescom SES-DSLR-ST-MIC XLR to DSLR Audio Adapterfrom Sescom SES-DSLR-ST-MIC XLR to DSLR Audio Adapteris a dual XLR to 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo DSLR audio adapter cable. It can be used to deliver a stereo microphone signal to a recorder or camera and provide professional audio quality for applications such as broadcast TV, field productions, video productions, and more. It features a Y cable and is 10' in length with two XLR-M connectors to a 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS jack.

For Stereo Microphones    Suitable for DSLR Cameras    2x XLR-M Connectors    1x 1/8" TRS    10' Cable

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. will it deliver phantom power that Canon 80D generates?

A: The Canon 80 D will not deliver phantom power. It offers a very low voltage known as plug-in power . Power will not be carried over this cable successfully.

Q: 2. The manual says the meter Mode is "Loudness" on startup. The mode button is on back panel. Does the mode set persist once set?

A: The Sescom SES-VUA-1RU Analog Audio Reference VU Meter will remain in the last mode used on subsequent power cycles.

Q: 3. Can all inputs and outputs be used at the same time without losing any sound power?

A: The Sescom SES-XLR-RGAB2 is an A/B switch, so only one output can be active at one time.

Q: 4. How sturdy is the strain relief on the 1/8in connector?

A: You should find it to be very reliable cable with a good quality molded connector, we have had no claims of failure.

Q: 5. Would this work to connect a sound board to a tascam audio recorder or a scarlet red audio interface?

A: Hi Samuel. If you are looking to send audio from a Tascam recorder or Scarlet Red interface to the soundboard, this unit should do the trick for you. If you are looking to send audio from the soundboard into those devices, you will need a different assembly that features dual female XLR connectors or others for connecting to the board outputs, and it also might require circuitry to ensure that the audio level is correct for the units its being sent to, depending on what those units call for. Thank you!

Q: 6. To get additional length to the cable can I add an additional cable such as another XLR cable or another 3.5mm cable? If so will it affect sound quality?

A: You would need to do a calculation based on the electrical characteristics of your cable and the length to ascertain if the loss will be noticeable. But realistically your loss should be negligible using most balanced. I suggest a star quad type cable (4 conductor, shielded individually).

Q: 7. Can phantom power pass through these?

A: This is designed as a volume control for line level devices. Sescom does not recommend this for use as a microphone level control, and it does not pass phantom power.

Q: 8. How long is the cable (excluding connectors)?

A: 10 Feet, reasonable with looking at the photo. The listing on Amazon provides the length.

Q: 9. how long is each split end?

A: The Manufacturer does not specify the length of the cable at the Y split for the Sescom SES-IPOD-XLRM06 3.5mm Stereo to Dual XLR Male Mono Audio Cable (6').

Q: 10. Does this cable preserves the balanced signals from an XLR mic into the 3.5" TSR connection in a DSLR? I need a cable that provides better RFI protection.

A: The 3.5mm TRS input on a DSLR camera (or recorder) is unbalanced, so the Sescom SES-CAMCORD-MIC DSLR Adapter Cable is sending a balanced signal into an unbalanced input. The cable is designed to be high quality, but the manufacturer has not provided specifications regarding the type of shielding that is used or the details for signal to noise ratio. It should do a good job of sending a clean signal into the camera and avoiding RFI.