The Sescom 3.5mm line-out to camera mic-in -25 dB audio cable is 9" long and is for the Zoom H6 recorder. It is designed to connect the line output of the Zoom H6 recorder to the mic inputs of compatible Canon and Nikon DSLR cameras. The cable features 3.5mm TRS connectors on both ends. It also features a -25 dB attenuation pad on the mic input end of the cable. When using with the H6 recorder it steps down line-level audio to mic-level audio and matches levels to DSLR cameras.

For the Zoom H6 Recorder    9" Cable Length    3.5mm TRS Male Mini Connectors    -25dB Pad at Mic Connection

Canon EOS 5D Mark II, Canon EOS 7D, Canon EOS 550D Rebel T2i, Canon EOS 60D, Canon EOS 600D, Rebel T3i, Nikon D7000, Nikon D300S

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this not compatible with the Canon 6D?

A: The LN2MIC-ZOOMH4N is compatible with the Canon 6D.

Q: 2. what cables do i need connect to pc's?

A: Each device requires one 3.5 mm male to 3.5 mm male stereo audio cable. Be sure the one connecting to the computer is long enough to reach from the sound card headphone jack to the location of the switch.

Q: 3. Does this work with iPad Air 2, iPhone 5, or iPhone 6 Plus with a Sennheiser G3 wireless? I just bought three of these cables and there's no audio in the headphones on any of them with this cable.

A: On Item: IPHONE-MIC35-1 the monitoring jack is available during playback only. A portable powered mixer would be the best solution if you need real time monitoring. The input/outputs on these devices do not allow for simultaneous recording and monitoring unfortunately.

Q: 4. I'm assuming this works with Zoom H6 and 5D Mark III ?

A: Works like a charm with the 5D Mark III.

Q: 5. Can you piggy back these? I am wanting to use the Rode Wireless filming mic, with the Mcam iPhone 6S Plus case. I need to have the Wireless mic, another wireless mic and headphones.

A: Piggy-backing/Daisy-chaining is not recommended. A better route to take would be to use a small mic mixer such as the SES-DSLR-MIX1 or the SES-DSLR-PROMIX.

Q: 6. I want to record audio and video into my iPhone 5. can this product connect from the XLR output of a wireless lav into the iphone?

A: Yes, you may plug your LAV into the XLR port and the 1/8th inch into your iPhone and your headphones into the 1/8 inch port.

Q: 7. Could this be used to record directly from a mixer's XLR out to an iPhone or iPad?

A: Yes. That is the purpose of this cable.

Q: 8. Will this cable work with H1 Zoom and my Canon SL1?

A: It sure will.

Q: 9. My setup would be to use the 90 degree end into the camera which appears to be the reverse of the labels. Would that work? What impact would this have?

A: This attenuating cable will only work if connected into the right side as the label indicates, it will does not work the reverse way.

Q: 10. compatible with Canon C100 MKII?

A: The C100 MKII does have a 3.5mm audio input so this attenuator should work on it. Not sure if the C100 has mic-level impedance on that jack or not. It likely does.