From Sescom 1/4" TRS to TS HiFi Cable 10'featuring a four-conductor 25 AWG, 2-channel cable designed to optimize signal quality.

4-Conductor 25 AWG, 2-Channel Cable    Insert End: 1/4" TRS    Return/Send End: 1/4" TS    Designed to Optimize Signal Quality

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this make a high-quality, lossless connection from a Rode video shotgun mic to a Camera (DSLR or Mirrorless)? Thanks!

A: The RODE VC1 3.5mm TRS Microphone Extension Cable provides a high-quality, purely analog connection. Whether the recording is lossy or lossless will depend on the type of digital file compression used.

Q: 2. They have this same cable but instead of TS with balanced TRS?

A: No, I'm sorry, we do not.

Q: 3. Is there a longer version of this cable available?

A: I am sorry, B&H does not offer a similar longer cable.

Q: 4. Since this is passive, it's bidirectional, right? So I can take the signal from XLR line level to an 1/8" video capture input.

A: The Sescom AUD-TRS-BAL 3.5mm Stereo Unbalanced Audio to Dual XLR Balanced Converter Cable has male connectors on the XLR ends (which are used for connection to XLR inputs) and converts an unbalanced 1/8" (3.5mm) stereo output signal to a balanced XLR input signal, so it would not work. As an option for connecting dual XLR line output to an 1/8" (3.5mm) line input, you can use a standard Y-cable like the Hosa Technology Stereo Mini Angled Male to Two 3-Pin XLR Female Y-Cable - 1' (B&H # HOYCSMMR2XF1). If the 1/8" (3.5mm) input is a mic-level input, you can use a level-matching cable like the Sescom Attenuating Line to Mic Level Cable - TRS Male to Female XLR, 18" (B&H # SES43DBMZ2XJ), which will convert the line-level signal to mic level.

Q: 5. is this cable for sound or strobe lights? i'm looking for a cable to plug my mic transmitter output 1/4'' to the input of my portable speakers that only has a 3.5mm line in. any info would help. thank you

A: It's for audio. L

Q: 6. Is the the cable is need to connect my rode videomic me to my nikon d3300?

A: Yes. This will work as a good extension from the rode to whatever camera you have with corresponding connection.

Q: 7. are these connectors serviceable?

A: All REAN connectors are serviceable, which covers our entire Pro Series line. Best regards, Hosa Support.

Q: 8. Will this work with the Rode VideoMic NTG connecting it to my Canon T6i?

A: Since the Rode VideoMic NTG has a 3.5mm TRRS connector, you will want to use the Rode SC1 3.5mm TRRS Microphone Extension Cable (20') which is B&H # RORODSC1. The VC1 cable has a 3.5mm TRS connector. The VideoMic NTG's auto-sensing 3.5mm TRRS output automatically switches between TRS and TRRS as necessary, so you won't need additional adapter cables for the mic to work correctly with your Canon T6i.

Q: 9. Has anyone used these when simply speaking to someone? I am a wedding photographer and am considering buying these for use during receptions when noise levels are very loud, and I end up having to stand near a speaker in order to take a picture. I would need to be able to hear a person speak though, since my job requires constant interaction with people throughout the duration of such noisy events, and cannot be constantly removing these every other minute.

A: Yes, you can hear people speak pretty well. They aren't muffled at all. I've used them at concerts and could still hear the person next to me even though it made everything much quieter. I have even worn them in noisy restaurants where the bulk of the noise is people and that is the only time I've had trouble hearing people with them in (then again, it was hard to hear without them as well so they probably didn't make the situation any worse). As a photographer as well, I would recommend these, they are very comfortable too.

Q: 10. If the signal is sent to two powered studio monitors, how far apart can they be from each other?

A: The monitors can be 3 feet apart if the cable is 3 feet long. I'm not sure that answers your question, because your question is a bit unclear -