The 14.7' long 1/4" Phone Twin TRS Balanced Audio Cable from Elektron is a professional twin audio cable with color coded jacks. The woven braided shielding is flexible and abrasion resistant, and the nickel plated jacks are corrosion resistant.

Woven Braided Shielding    Nickel-Plated Jacks    Compact Plug Design

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this for interviewing somebody on a cell phone in a broadcast studio?

A: Yes, the Daptor Two connects to a cell phone and allows you to send the output from a phone call to a recorder or mixer.

Q: 2. How do I attach a camera to this stand?

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Q: 3. Will the Avenger A9000NB Wheel Set fit on this stand?

A: Yes, the Avenger A9000NB Wheel Set is compatible with the Avenger A1045B.

Q: 4. Can I use this cable to connect a Rode Wireless Go II mic to an android phone? Can it be used with the dual channels or just one

A: Yes, the Deity Microphones C21 3.5mm TRS to USB-C Coiled Audio Cable can be used to connect the Rode Wireless Go II, however, it can only connect 1 channel, so in order to use both mics, you will need to run the Wireless Go in Mono Mode.

Q: 5. Can this also connect to phones via cable like the Daptor Two?

A: The JK Audio Daptor Three Bluetooth Cell Phone Audio Interface cannot make a wired connection to landline phones.

Q: 6. Is this compatible with flip phones? If not, is there a compatible product here?

A: The CellTap 4C is compatible for use with cell phones that have a 3.5mm TRRS jack for connecting headphones with an inline microphone. Use a 3.5mm TRRS to 3.5mm TRRS cable to connect the phone's output to the "Phone" input on the CellTap and connect your headset to the CellTap's 3.5mm TRRS "Headset" jack. Use a 3.5mm TRS to 3.5mm TRS aux cable to connect the CellTap's "Record" output to your recording device or mixer.

Q: 7. Can I use this to take live in calls during a livestream and connect the record output to my switcher audio input?

A: This device is good for recording a smartphone or cellphone conversation only. To take calls in a livestream situation, I would recommend the JK Audio Daptor Two Wireless Phone Audio Interface, BH #JKDAP2, which allows you to bring the caller into a channel of a mixing board, then to return the signal to the caller, minus their voice, and send entire conversation out to your switcher. The Mackie ProFX10v3 10-Channel Sound Reinforcement Mixer with Built-In FX, BH #MAPROFX10V3 would be a good example of a mixer that wold work well in this scenario.

Q: 8. I'm trying to connect two church campuses for a meeting via cell phone and am wondering if two of these JK units would be of help so that the two campuses could communicate through their PA systems via cellular network. The question I have is how do I adapt the 3way 3.5mm jack into an audio in and out cable for use with the JK unit?

A: On the JK unit, 1.Insert 1/4 inch 3 conductors jack to (wireless Phone Hand set Jack) on the unit and the other end with 4 conductors jack to your cellphone.2.Insert XLR female to (From Phone Mic Level) on the unit and the other end of XLR male to Mic input on your audio mixer.3.Insert XLR male to (Line Input) on the unit and the other end of XLR female to Main out or Phone on your audio mixer.Both sides will have to use microphones connected to their audio system to speak instead of your cell phone.

Q: 9. Does this item include a TRRS to TRSS cable? Does it include any other cables? The "What's in the Box" section doesn't mention any included cables. Thanks.

A: They both provide you with a 3.5mm TRS and a 3.5mm TRRS cable in the box.

Q: 10. Would this hold both an Analog Rytm and Analog Four simultaneously and securely?

A: No, the Elektron ECC-7 Carrying Bag for Elektron Devices (Large) can only hold one of these particular devices at a time. Further information on compatible devices can be found in the "Overview" section about this product. See this item on the B&H website: B&H # ELECC7.