Finding Short In Headphone Wire

So easy to use!! The only thing is the wire is sometimes too short - might be cool to have a retractable wire option.

Great antenna system with plenty of antenna wire. It also comes with the short 3 db gain antenna.

I use this cable to connect various components to the headphone or mic jacks on my computer. This cable seems to be well made with fairly heavy wire and quality cable ends. I haven't had it long enough to discover how well it will hold up over time, but I expect it last as long as I don't abuse it.

The sound you'd expect from a more expensive pair of headphones. I'm a bit of a headphone fanatic, but wanted something that would pair well with my mic and Focusrite Scarlett 2i2. While most headphones would do the job, I wanted these to be comfortable but not 100% noise cancelling. These fit that bill perfectly. The collapsible design is a bonus. They sound great - no distortion and are quite responsive to fine tuning adjustments to ensure accurate and quality output. My only concern is the wire from the head pad to each headphone. I'm always afraid I'm going to pull it out. However, this has not been an issue. I should note the wire appears because when you adjust the headphones there is a grooved metal (steel?) adjustment band that is exposed. I like it because they stay put and you aren't constantly having to readjust them. The coiled cable is very long and high quality. The adapter for the plug screws into place to ensure, again, a good connection without any loss of sound quality.

We really had a difficult time finding this type of headphone that connect directly to a TV. My elderly father needs them to hear but he had trouble remembering how to use the wireless, rechargeable ones. Really appreciate that we were to find them at B&H. Thanks for having these available!

Works as advertised and is relatively portable. Much better than plugging your camera in with a short wire and plug.

I plugged one end into the mouse and the other into the back of my computer and it worked fine. I no longer am short of wire. Pretty straight-forward.

I bought this after the wire on my Rode VideoMic Pro got a short from a very small drop to the ground. The wire on the Rode is a fatal flaw of that mic. The MKE600 is just a little more money, and it is far superior and more versatile. The hotshoe camera mount (included) works great too, but get the rubber support if you want to use a boompole. The MKE600 is the best value for low budget film makers right now.

Pros- gets the job done, very cheap! Cons- wire is short, requires two power cables to get energy to all 6 pins.

I use this snake as a short run off to the side of the stage at clubs. It's nice and small with a thin wire that doesn't take up a lot of room. It is build very solid and is labeled very clearly.