Designed to aid in providing professional-quality audio to your DSLR recordings, the iLine Camera Adapter Cable by IK Multimediafrom iLine Camera Adapter Cable by IK Multimediais a cable that sends the mono, outgoing signal from an iRig Mic, iRig Pre, or iKlip A/V to both channels—left and right—of the stereo input on your DSLR. In doing so, this product provides audio content of richer character and lower ancillary noise than audio traditionally associated with DSLR audio-capture. The cable itself offers a 3.5mm TRRS female connection at one end and a male 3.5mm TRS connection at the other, while sporting gold-plated connection points, copper conductors, low-capacitance insulation, high-density shielding, and a length of just under 4 inches.

3.5mm Mono to 3.5mm Stereo Cable    Sends Mono Signal to Stereo Ins of DSLRs    Helps Improve Audio Quality of DSLRs    For iRig Mics, iRig Pres, & iKlip A/Vs    Gold-Plated Connection Points    Copper Conductors    Cable Length of Just Under 4"

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can it be hooked up to a DAC?

A: As far as I can tell, this is a standard Lightning to Micro-USB cable. From my experience, having used such a cable (not this specific cable) for my Sony DAC, it worked flawlessly.

Q: 2. I'm interested in purchasing the Shure MV88+ Video Kit, however, the lightning to micro USB cable supplied is too short for my needs. Will this cable work with the MV88+?

A: Looking at Shure’s site, it looks like the same cable used for the MV51 is used for the MV88+ and I know it works for the MV51.

Q: 3. How long is the cable?

A: About 25 long, not including the jacks on each end.

Q: 4. Does it have a level control or is it set?

A: The iLine Camera Adapter Cable does not adjust for level. It is designed to connect mono sources via TRRS connectror to connect to a standard stereo input of a camera.

Q: 5. I want to use this cable to connect my go:mixer pro to my iphone 6, but im not usre it'll work. any suggestion in replacing the short cable the mixer came with? thanks peeps

A: Based on the manual for the Roland Go:Mixer, they do not recommend using an other cabling for data connection to the phone. Since the wiring of this cable may differ from other devices, I would stick with the Roland cable supplied.

Q: 6. When will I be able to use this mic with an iPhone 6 or 6S?

A: Immediately. It plugs into the headphone jack and works like any other mic or headset.

Q: 7. Do I need to buy 2 for in/out, or are there 2 in the package?

A: One cable is included, so you would have to purchase two.

Q: 8. I want to connect my Shure MV51 to my iPad Pro and use the Shure Motiv recording app - will it work?

A: The Shure MV51 already comes with a Micro-B to Lighting Cable. If you do not have the cable anymore, this can serve as a replacement.

Q: 9. Will this microphone work with an iPhone 7 using the lightning to headphone adapter? If yes then can you monitor the audio using the native splitter headphone port on the iRig?

A: Yes, the iRig Mic will work with the iPhone 7 using the included Apple 3.5mm (TRRS) to Lightning adapter. Once connected to iOS, the iRig Mic's headphone port will be used for monitoring purposes.

Q: 10. I want this for my dji drone to connect to iPad Pro. Do you know if it will work?

A: That would not work because this cable is only made for compatibility with IK Multimedia iRig Mic Studio and Mic HD