This Comprehensive Stereo 3.5mm Mini Phone Male to Two RCA Male Y-Cable is a general purpose Y-cable that is perfect for those on a budget. General Purpose cables simply get the job done and are recommended for every day use and non-critical applications. Finished in Comprehensive's black matte jacket.

Provides stereo connection

Molded strain relief

Premium heavy duty nickel over brass connectors

X-traflex jacket

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. What is the output impedance of the headphone jack? I'm wondering I will need a separate headphone amp.

A: The output impedance is not provide by the manufacture for the Sony STR-DH190 Stereo Receiver BH #SOSTRDH190.

Q: 2. Nikon d5300

A: Yes, the RODE VideoMic Camera-Mount Shotgun Microphone Kit with Dead Cat Windshield is compatible with the Nikon D5300 DSLR Camera.

Q: 3. How can you tell the battery is about to die?

A: The LED indicator that is green will turn Red

Q: 4. I'm experiencing static type interference and wonder what the source may be?

A: While interference type noise can be caused by a variety of situations, some reasons could be too long of an extension cable, low battery output, cable proximity to smartphones or wi-fi routers, and cable proximity to ac power cords.

Q: 5. I use the canon 70d with this mic and I get extreme hissing noises behind my audio. What can I do to bring the hissing down?

A: I do get a little hiss, but it goes away with any simple DeNoiser, like the one Adobe Premere has built-in.

Q: 6. What's the thickest gauge wire the speaker terminals will accept?

A: 11AWG

Q: 7. Do you need a pistol grip to connect Mic to Boom pole, also how does a portable digital recording device attach to the pole? (if it does)

A: You do not need a pistol grip to attach the mic to the boompole. It connects directly using a 3/8 screw. If your audio recorder has a 1/4-20 female thread, then you will need a 1/4-20 male thread to 3/8 female thread adapter that you can easily find on B&H by searching those words.

Q: 8. Can this work with the Tascam Dr-40? Or will I need some kind of adapter. If so, please let me know.The DR 40 from what I know, has no 3.5mm inputThank you.

A: Use The VXLR from Rode Microphones. It is an adapter that converts a 3.5mm mini jack input to a male XLR output. The adapter is useful for connecting a microphone with a mini jack connect to an XLR input. Remeber to turn OFF phantom power for the recorder.---------------------------------------- Rode VXLR - Mono Mini-Jack to XLR Converter B&H # ROVXLR

Q: 9. I am getting a static like sound at times and wonder what the source may be?

A: Random static sounds my be due to a possible defection in the cabling connecting the mic to the camera /recorder, or a loose connection of the jack entering the recording device.

Q: 10. Does this microphone do well with preventing, or lessening, light hum (e.g. overhead lights, such as fluorescent lights) when shooting indoors? My built-in mic on my D7100 will pick up a lot of hum. Is there a good on-mic setting for limiting hum?Also, does this microphone produce a hollow sound indoors (especially in hardwood rooms)? Again, my built-in mic is a culprit with this matter.

A: It is better in both regards but still not perfect. It really excels in very loud setting however