Ethernet Female To Male Adapter

[On/Off] I have tried most mice and this is the only one that suits my needs for both male and female vocals

[Yes] Simple plug and play. Well made. I've even used it in a USB-C port with a USB A (female) to USB-C (male) adapter.

[0.15 lb] Fit this Neutrik NA3FDM XLR Female to Male Feedthrough Adapter for Panel Mount into a RapcoHorizon SP-1DFN XLR Single Gang Wall Plate with 1 Neutrik NC3FD-L-1 Connector after knocking out the rivets, then re-riveting it to the plate. Then I fit it into a movable pulpit where the original jack had been abused and the soldered connections severed. In a church environment, who can fix that, and who needs downtime? Especially with very young and active kids!

[0.05 lb] With this RCA female to BNC male adapter, I was finally able to escape the cycle of suffering and experience true untethered bliss, free from my earthly attachments. I decided however, to remain on this plane of existence to spread my newfound knowledge of the RCA female to BNC male adapter from B&H. /j Honestly the service was extremely helpful, quick, and efficient. I was literally in and out. So easy and painless.

[USB Type-A Male] Angelbird USB Type-C Female to USB Type-A Male Adapter adheres to Standard USB protocols achieved in 3.1 and 3.2, and are Backwardly Compatible, making this an indispensable, even preferred Connector.

[0.1 lb] This Neutrik 3-Pole XLR Female to Mono 1/4 Male Adapter (Tip, Sleeve Contact) is made very good for a great microphone connection and fit. It was perfect to connect my XLR mic cable to my Micro Cube GX by Korg amplifier which only has a 1/4 inch input jack. It is a handy adapter to own for such unbalanced 1/4 inch inputs for connecting XLR balanced microphones. Thank you, B&H for carrying this product by Neutrik. I totally recommend this product for your microphone needs. Ron Ajemian

Fit this Neutrik NA3FDM XLR Female to Male Feedthrough Adapter for Panel Mount into a RapcoHorizon SP-1DFN XLR Single Gang Wall Plate with 1 Neutrik NC3FD-L-1 Connector after knocking out the rivets, then re-riveting it to the plate. Then I fit it into a movable pulpit where the original jack had been abused and the soldered connections severed. In a church environment, who can fix that, and who needs downtime? Especially with very young and active kids!

[Braided Nylon] Seems well-made, male and female plugs have a nice firm fit.

[0.035 lb] it's the right size, fits my 3/8 female and 5/8 male mic stand pieces

[1" / 25.4 mm] These are exactly what I needed to mount a microphone (with 5/8 female threads) to a 3/8 male thread.