Powerline Ethernet Adapter Radio Shack

This is the perfect adapter for any 3.5 to xlr situation. You can purchase these at your local Radio Shack, but their much longer and more inconvenient and most make you purchase an additional 1/8 adapter to connect to the 3.5 first. The fewer adapters you have in your chain the better. This adapter allows for a direct 3.5 to xlr connection. It's about the same size as a standard male xlr piece, so you can't really tell it's an adapter. If you want a clean signal and low profile look, then it's really a no brainer.

I use it to switch speakers and/or different radios in my Ham Radio Shack.

We had a old mic that was dropped and needed to be replaced at our church and this worked well for that. It's better than the old Radio Shack mic it replaced.

I've been buying these for decades...since they were sold under the Radio Shack branding. They sound just the same today. Also bought some new foam ear pads for some of my older ones. They fit perfectly.

MoCA is the way to go if you don't have an ethernet wired house. I've tried Powerline ethernet and although it was decent, it was not stable. Other connected appliances add noise to the electric signal. With MoCA, the signal is stable and FAST. One thing you have to get is a PoE filter. You need to add it to the coaxial coming into the house. I added it where it came in at the utility closet. Once on, the MoCA signal has been perfect.

Works flawlessly without any drop unlike Powerline Ethernet adapters. Just make sure to create a network using the adapters in 2-Pack first before adding(pairing) any other individual single pack MOCA adapters.

I stopped in at a Radio Shack store and they did not have this part. However, the clerk looked online and found this part through B and H. The clerk gave me the web address and the part number and I ordered it right then. It was delivered the next week. It was exactly what I needed. And the price is reasonable.

Needed this to extend my Aputure A.Lav to reach my camera mounted Zoom H6 for recording interviews. I also used the Kopul XLR Male to Mini Female Adapter. It works well with much less noise than I was having with radio shack stereo mini cables (radio shack cables would hiss and hum unless I was holding it in my hand just right!). I also use this as an extension for my headphone monitoring.

Nice solid speaker mount. Used it to mount some old radio shack minimus-7 speakers on the kitchen wall. They are die cast metal so are fairly heavy. I did built a wooden adapter for a solid connection. Hate it when things wobble.

Much better picture than using VCR for modulator and Radio Shack RF switcher. No lines much better picture. I only use Blonder-Tongue for modulators.