The 10' Composer Series 1/4" Straight to 1/4" Right Angle Instrument Cable from Gator is a low capacitance cable. It allows more signal flow and avoids frequency roll-off. The cable has a fine stranded 99.99% oxygen-free copper conductor with spiral shielding. Other features include a chuck-style strain relief cable clamp for secure wire connections.

Low Capacitance    Oxygen-Free Copper Conductor    Chuck-Style Strain Relief Cable Clamp    Durable 7mm Soft PVC Jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this cable connect the output of a Rode Wireless Go 2 Receiver to 2 mono XLR inputs with VXLR, VXLR+ or VXLR Pro adapters?

A: You can use the RODE SC11 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Y-Splitter Cable with two RODE VXLR 3.5mm TRS Female to XLR Male Adapters (B&H # ROVXLR), but a simpler and less expensive option would be to use a cable like the Kopul Y-Cable with 1/8" TRS Stereo Mini to 2 XLR Male Connectors - 10' (B&H # KOSMYCM2XM10).

Q: 2. Tried using this with two Rode Wireless Go mics and an iPad, but sound is only being picked up from the black channel. Any way to fix this?

A: The Rode SC11 is intended for connection to a 3.5mm TRS stereo mic input on a camera or recorder, but not to connect directly to the headphone jack on an iPad. Try using the Rode SC4 3.5mm TRS Female to 3.5mm Right-Angle TRRS Male Adapter Cable for Smartphones (B&H # ROSC4) which will convert the 3.5mm TRS plug to TRRS. If your iPad has a USB-C port, use the Apple USB Type-C to 3.5mm Headphone Jack Adapter (B&H # APMU7E2AMA).

Q: 3. I want to use this cable on my a7s with the atomos ninja assassin, Does this cable support 4k output?

A: Kelvin,Our HDMI cables are not compatible with 4k signals.Thanks,Michael

Q: 4. Will this work to to connect the Zoom P4 your iPhone (using lightning to 3.5mm dongle)?

A: Yes that should work TRRS to TRRS will work.

Q: 5. Will this cable record two mics into one camera and keep each a distinct channel for editing each seprately? If not, what cable?

A: The RODE SC11 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Y-Splitter Cable (10.9"), BH # ROSC11, connects two mono outputs to a stereo input. It is designed for connecting the mono outputs of two devices such as camera-mount microphones or wireless receivers to the stereo input of a mirrorless camera, DSLR, or camcorder. It is wired to send each connected source to a separate, distinct channel rather than summing them to mono.

Q: 6. What is the speed of this cable? Is it at least 18 Gbps?

A: According to Atomos, "ATOMCAB007 is a 1.4 HDMI cable and its maximum speed is 10.2Gbps. This cable is not recommended for resolutions and frame rates above 4k 30p. If your customer is planning to shoot 4k 60p, this cable will not be suitable and a 2.0 HDMI cable would be required."

Q: 7. Will this work connected to 2 Rode receivers (so I want to record 4 transmitters), to my Sony A7R5, (4 channels of audio)?

A: The RODE SC11 Right-Angle 3.5mm TRS Y-Splitter Cable is designed for connecting the mono outputs of two devices and sending it to separate channels on a device with a single 3.5mm TRS mic input. The SC11 will carry only two channels of audio. It can be used to connect the mono (combined) output signal from two dual-channel wireless receivers, like the RODE Wireless GO II Microphone System, to the mic input on a camera such as the Sony a7R V Mirrorless Camera. The audio carried by the cable will have the combined audio from one system on the left side and the combined audio the second system on the right side.

Q: 8. There is a bump in the cable. What is it for?

A: It is a capacitor that helps eliminate any interference/noise picked up along the cble.

Q: 9. Could this power the new Canon R5c via a v-mount battery? (or any camera that can be powered by a USB-C powerbank).

A: The proper cable for powering this camera with a d-tap connector: https://bhpho.to/3tN5gfO

Q: 10. Will a GRR-6L stack securely on top of this or are the sizes different?

A: Yes. The cases will stack nicely.