From Roland 3.5mm TRS to Dual RCA Cable 10ftfeaturing a 3.5mm TRS connector on one end and dual RCA connectors on the other.

3.5mm TRS Male / RCA Male Connectors

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Which 3.5mm contact is connected to the RCA center pin?

A: The center pin of the Calrad Electronics 35-512 Stereo 3.5mm TRS Male to RCA Female Adapter is positive as well as the pin on an RCA plug.

Q: 2. 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: 3. Is this product a Headphone Distributor. I need to send one stereo output equally to two stereo headphones?

A: This headphone splitter gives 1/4 male TRS (stereo) to dual 3.5mm female TRS meaning both outs are stereo so it will work with your headphones

Q: 4. The description indicates "single". Does that mean one cable or a pair of cables?

A: This is a single RCA to RCA cable, most commonly used to connect a sub-woofer to an A/V receiver.

Q: 5. I bought this to use with Tascam DR-40 and Audio Technica AT8024. The input level is too low for recording even with maxed out preamp level. How do I use this combo? Is this adapter right for AT8024?

A: The Tascam DR-40 only accept mic level devices via its XLR inputs. This adapter is incorrect. To connect the AT8024 in mono to the recorder, you would require an XLR adapter such as the Kopul A-XMMF. To use the mic in stereo, you will need a stereo mini to dual XLR Y cable such as the Kopul SMYC-M2XM06 and then an additional 3.5mm stereo turnaround adapter to connect to the mic. See the Hosa Technology GMM303.

Q: 6. Does it work with the Edirol by Roland R-09HR?

A: Yes it does. It works GREAT. I have had this for about a month and all I can say is so far so good.

Q: 7. Does this send one receiver's output to left and the other to right, or a blend on both channels?

A: The Sennheiser CL 35-Y Dual Locking 3.5mm TRS Male to 3.5mm TRS Male Coiled Y-Cable can be used to send the audio output from two Sennheiser wireless receivers to a single 3.5mm TRS input.

Q: 8. Are the tip and ring (L/R) bridged?

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

Q: 9. Is the distance from each TS connector to the Y-junction 5' (i.e. total spread 10')?

A: No. the distance from the tip of the 1/8" connector to the tip of either of the TS connectors is 10'. The distance from each TS connector to the y-junction is considerably shorter than 5'.

Q: 10. Each of the TA5F ends receives a summed L/R mono - correct? Just confirming this does NOT separate left from right.

A: The Cable Techniques CT-P35RLT2-24 DOES in fact split left and right channels between the two TA5 connectors. The purpose of the cable is to enable transmission of a L/R stereo mix from a 3.5mm source.