The 30' Sescom Pair of Male Audiophile Audio Cables RCA Male to RCA Male have a premium unbalanced cable designed for connecting stereo sound equipment in media rooms, home theaters, and dedicated music playback rooms. It incorporates 18 AWG Canare GS-6 cabling with oxygen-free copper conductors and special carbon plastic shields. Each end is terminated with two high-quality Neutrik RCA male connectors sporting gold-plated contacts. This results in low capacitance and resistance, decreased microphonic handling noise, and an impressive flat frequency response all the way to 50 kHz.

For Media Room Audio Applications    18 AWG Canare GS-6 Cabling    High-Quality Neutrik RCA Male Connectors    Gold-Plated Contacts    Oxygen-Free Copper Conductor and Shield    Reduced Microphonic Handling Noise    Flat Frequency Response to 50 kHz    Low Capacitance and Resistance

Outer conductor of fine 0.1mm OFC strands

Provides a highly flexible braided configuration

Stays flexible even in sub-zero weather

Oxygen-free copper conductor and shield

Reduced microphonic handling noise

Low capacitance and low series resistance yield improved frequency response (flat to 50 kHz)

Gold-plated Neutrik RCA male connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Are the tip and ring (L/R) bridged?

A: No, they are separate pins and not bridged or connected.

Q: 2. 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: 3. 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: 4. Hello, I'm looking for something like this but I need a female 3.5mm jack(to stereo male XLR). I can't seem to find one anywhere on this website. Can someone point me in the right direction?

A: Put an 1/8 barrel on the end of it. Problem Solved.

Q: 5. Can this be used to connect crown 311 headset microphone to a senheisser bodypack

A: Our cable is wired straight thru (1 to 1, 2 to 2), with pins 3 & 4 bridged with a buss wire to the sleeve of the 3.5mm TRS. You will need to confirm the pin configurations of the Crown headset and Sennheiser bodypack to confirm compatibility. Thanks!

Q: 6. Hey, will this work for using a Shure Twinplex TL47 with a sennheiser wireless system?

A: The TecNec TA4M-MPS-1.5 4-Pin Mini XLR Male to 3.5mm Stereo Cable (18") BH #TETA4MMPS1.5 should work well with the components you have listed.

Q: 7. I want to capture the sound on a phone, the audio signal is coming from an HDMI source going through an HDMI audio extractor, will this cable do the correct job of mixing left and right channels?

A: The Sescom Stereo RCA to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Mic Level Summing Cable will take the stereo output signal and combine the left and right channels to mono so the audio on both channels will be exactly the same.

Q: 8. 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: 9. Can this be used with Shure WBH54 connecting to a standard jack with plug-in power (Rode AI-Micro)?

A: The TecNec TA4M-MPS-1.5 4-Pin Mini XLR Male to 3.5mm Stereo Cable would properly convert the connection of the Shure WBH54 microphone to connect it to a device such as the Rode AI-Micro. However, the operating voltage of the WBH54 is specified at 5V and the Rode AI-Micro's list of compatible microphones all run around 2.5V, so it is uncertain whether the AI-Micro would supply the power necessary through the Tecnec cable and back to the WBH54.

Q: 10. Will this adapter work with a countryman flute mice to a Rode Xl-XLR wireless system?

A: Hi Robert. Our assembly features bridged pins 3 and 4 on the XLR end, pins 1 and 2 are wired straight thru- I'm unsure of the pinouts that your equipment requires, but if it requires bridged pins 3 and 4 on the XLR connector then you should be good using this as an adapter. Thank you!