Record to your mobile device with the 36" Sescom Stereo RCA to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Mic Level Summing Cable for Mobile Devices which is compatible with audio/video recording apps that accept audio input via the headphone jack. This cable enables you to take a live feed from a mixing board or any other RCA-equipped line-level source and record it directly to your smartphone or tablet via the 3.5mm headphone jack.

Since typical smartphone microphone inputs only accept mono signals, this cable takes a stereo signal, blends the left and right channels together, and gives you a stereo-to-mono mix that plays back in both the left and right sides of your headphones. To prevent distortion, a built-in attenuation pad reduces the signal strength to mic level, and for protection, an electrolytic capacitor prevents DC power from reaching your device.

For Use with Smartphones and Tablets    Record to Mobile Device via 3.5mm Jack    For Line Level Sources with RCA Plugs    Blends Left and Right Channels    Stereo-to-Mono Mix    Built-In Attenuation Pad    Rugged Design

• Allows you to connect virtually any RCA-equipped source with a line level output and record it directly to your iPhone/iPad/iPod/tablet/smartphone via the 3.5mm headphone port
• Summing cable – combines the L/R stereo channels into a mono channel
• Stereo-to-mono blend plays back in both the left and right side of your headphones
• Works with audio/video recording apps that accept audio via the headphone jack
• Protects your device from phantom power and shorts
• Limiting resistors prevent L/R channels from shorting out
• Built-in attenuation pad reduces signal strength to mic level and prevents distortion
• Electrolytic capacitor blocks DC power

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. is compatible with samsung galaxy s5?

A: Yes, it is!

Q: 2. Does this cable work for Panasonic Lumix S1R and Zoom H6? Thank you!

A: Hi Edward. For the Zoom H6 recorder, we recommend the LN2MIC-ZOOMH6 or LN2MIC-ZMH6-MON assembly. Thank you!

Q: 3. Will this work to connect the stereo line out from an amp to a single channel 3.5 mm input of a subwoofer? (A simple y-splitter cable makes the amp sound horrible.)

A: No. This Sescom cable is a line-to-mic attenuating cable intended for connecting line level signals to the mic input on a mobile device like smartphone or tablet. The 3.5mm end is TRRS, not TRS. You can use a Y-cable such as the Hosa Technology REAN 3.5mm TRS to Dual RCA Pro Stereo Breakout Cable (B&H # HOYCRTRSRCA6) to connect the output of an amp to a subwoofer.

Q: 4. Will this work sending audio from my Zoom U-24 Audio Interface into an android smartphone, iPhone or iPad?

A: Yes, this cable should be compatible for that application Hans.

Q: 5. Could this be used to record directly from a mixer's XLR out to an iPhone or iPad?

A: Yes. That is the purpose of this cable.

Q: 6. it says 36ft in length but I received a 3ft cable when i purchased this. Do they really come in 36ft length?

A: The length of this Sescom cable is listed as 36 inches, which is 3 feet. The information for the cable length is clearly stated in the product title, description, and specs. Sescom also offers the same cable in 12" and 18" length, but 36" is the longest length available. If you need a long cable, the best option would be to use female RCA adapters such as the Pearstone RCA to RCA Female Coupler - Pair (B&H # PEPARFRF) which will allow you to attach another dual RCA cable in the length you choose. We do offer long RCA to RCA cables such as the Kopul 2 RCA Male to 2 RCA Male Stereo Audio Cable - 30 ft (B&H # KOSRC4030) or 50 ft (B&H # KOSRC4050). When used together with the adapters and a longer extension cable, the Sescom cable will still provide line to mic level summing for a mobile device.

Q: 7. Will this TRRS work with the blackmagic Atem mini pro as an audio imput at live level? or would I need an adapter to TRS?

A: The Sescom Stereo RCA to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Mic Level Summing Cable for Mobile Devices uses a TRRS connector for mobile devices. It will not work with devices requiring a TRS input.

Q: 8. Is there the same type cable as this but longer than 9"? I need it for a GH5 on a gimbal.

A: I would say 12 to 14 inches.

Q: 9. How many channels of audio does the cable send?

A: This, Sescom LN2MIC-TASDR100 Line Out to Camera Mic Level In Cable, is intended to pass stereo (L/R) signals.

Q: 10. Could this be used to monitor sound recordings if it was used with a DSLR camera 3.5 mm Mic input?

A: This cable is designed for use with smartphones that feature both headphone and mic on a single jack. Since a DSLR mic input only offers input and no headphone capability, this cable will not work.