Xtreme Cables 3.5 Mm Bluetooth Receiver Adapter

When I bought my Rode news shooter kit I was distressed to discover that the receiver only came with a 3.5mm connector and not XLR. While I tried buying Rode's mini to XLR adapter, under even a little strain the wire pulls out of the adapter. I was going to buy a Sennheiser locking 3.5mm to XLR cable, until I saw this one as a similar item on B & H's website. I have Kopul XLR cables, so I knew they make quality cables and ordered one for significantly less than a comparable Sony or Sennheiser cable. The cable locks in perfectly at both ends (just as if Rode had made it themselves) and the all black housing actually goes better with the Rode receiver than the black/silver housing offered by more expensive alternatives. I'm very happy that I saw this as it works great and came at a great price!

The GoPro 3.5mm Mic Adapter, works like it's suppose too. Awesome!

I took that 3.5mm connection plugged it into my ipod and then plugged those two professional RCAs into my home receiver to experience audible gold.

I plug the 3.5mm mini-jack end into my dual wireless lav receiver. I plug the two XLRs into my audio recorder. The stereo signal from the lav receiver splits into Left on one XLR and Right on the other XLR, leaving me with two Mono tracks on the audio recorder. Exactly what I need.

This device turns any 3.5mm stereo into a Bluetooth source. Pairing this device with my Pixel Buds was painless. I bought two on these, one paired to my Buds, one paired to my wife's Buds.

This adapter works just as well as the SC4 in connecting a microphone to a smartphone...one only needs a 3.5mm male-female cable. I use it with my iPhone and a Zoom H4N Pro as the microphone.

These cables are high quality if you don’t know or want to make one yourself. I will say that the right angle 3.5mm cable connector used is a tiny bit bigger and when slipping the locking clamps in, I have to use more force to have it placed properly. Not a big deal.

The 35HD plug is outstanding. This superb connector will probably outlast whatever it is attached to. I can solder wires to its tabs without having to add a bit of flux on them first, then I firmly close its clamp around the cable to secure it with an iron-clad grip. Its contacts get a great fit in any 3.5mm jack. A handy tube insulator is included, too. If you are a clutz and tend to eventually break the mini plug on cables, this is the replacement plug for you. This one will not break anywhere near as easily as the original plug of any cable using a 3.5mm TRS plug. The similar Neutrik NYS231/226 plugs can easily be bent in a random moment of carelessness, but not this Switchcraft plug. The wide opening in the rear of the casing is big enough for up to 4x22awg cables with outer jacket and all, but I have only ever used smaller cables than that. This is my go-to plug for repairs or building custom cables with the look that I want to help differentiate different cables connected to different equipment more quickly and easily.

A little on the pricey side for a 3.5mm splitter, but worth the little extra compared with other less expensive cables. It has some heft, and securely connects to other cables. Does not add much, if any noise. Overall happy with the construction of the cable and I am glad I did not go a cheaper route.

I searched and tried other stereo Y cables, but thankful that I finally found this Kopul 3.5mm Stereo Y Cable as it exemplifies the characteristics of a solid build using good materials to produce a reliable and durable Y cable.