The black 1/8" Stereo Cable Retractor from FSR is a cable management system. The cable retractor offers a convenient cable storage & protection solution, hiding the stereo cable when not in use. The cable can be quickly deployed, or extended to any length up to 4'. A simple pull and release of the extended cable returns it to the protective reel; no button release is required.

This cable retractor can be used with T3-IPS or T-6 series table boxes (sold separately): one cable retractor can be mounted under a T3-IPS, and up to four cable retractors can be mounted under a T6. The cable retractor can also be mounted in a horizontal position under a table surface to maximize space and provide clearance for seating.

For use in court rooms, boardrooms, classrooms, and more

Can be installed in lab tables, lecterns, and desks

Pull-and-release cable extension

4' of cable pulls out from the top of the retractor

7' of cable exits from the rear of the retractor under the table

Theft deterrent

Stackable

Can be used with T6 and T3-IPS table boxes (sold separately)

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use this to connect two computers to a set of computer speakers?

A: Yes, As long as your speakers support 3.5mm connection. The Kopul 3.5mm Stereo Y Cable cable is designed to send audio from a single TRS connector to two Female TRS outputs allowing you to split a stereo signal,

Q: 2. Does this work with audio + mic so i can hear and record my voice?

A: No it's just an audio splitter, like 2 headphones/2 people for one monitor output, etc. I believe you could use it for 2 mics into one input.

Q: 3. Is this capable of recording sound from a mic into a sound recorder?

A: This is a 3.5mm extension cable, if you have a microphone and recorder with a 3.5mm connection you can use this to extend the cable from the mic to the recorder.

Q: 4. Can this be used to extend a intervalometer?

A: Provided the connection on the intervalometer is 3.5mm, the Pearstone Stereo Mini Male to Stereo Mini Female Extension Cable will allow users to extend the line.

Q: 5. I have a Sony ECM-AW4 Bluetooth wireless mic system that I use with a Canon Vixia and a Canon SL1. It works well with both but the SL1 does not have a headphone jack. Could I use this Y cable plugged into the Sony receiver and then one side plugged into the SL1 and one side to an earbud?

A: Get a different brand. Mine had audio from one side only.

Q: 6. Does it support 4K 120 Hz???

A: Yes the FSR DR-H2.1-10M has 48 Gbps bandwidth, supporting 8K at 60Hz or 4K at 120Hz.

Q: 7. Can this transfer phantom power to a microphone without reducing the quality of the sound?

A: No, phantom power (48V) is typically transferred through an XLR input on a camera, mixer or recorder, often for shotgun style condenser mics, and large and small diaphragm condenser mics. Perhaps you may be thinking of plug-in power, which is a very low voltage (such as 3 to 5V) supplied through the 3.5mm mic input on devices like cameras or recorders for lavalier style condenser mics. The Pearstone cable can transfer plug-in power, but not phantom power.

Q: 8. Can it also be used as an input

A: Yes, you could use the two female 1/4" plugs of the Kopul Stereo 1/4" Y Cable (B&H# KOHPSSP) to combine two stereo (or mono) sources of an audio signal and to send it to the 1/4" male plug. Such a connection should not be made above line level, however.

Q: 9. Hey, I have the Azden SMX-10. I was wondering if this would be a solution to use instead of getting the trrs- trs adapter? I would like to use my SMX and lavaliere mics on my iPhone and IPad so I don't have to get a separate recording device just yet. Thank you

A: This cable is an extension and only and will connect properly to an iPhone or iPad. It may be used in conjunction with a TRRS adapter. Rode SC6 Dual TRRS Input and Headphone Output for Smartphones B&H # ROSC6

Q: 10. looking for a 3.5male to a3.0 female end. Do they make them or what can i do to make it that way?

A: We do not offer 3.0mm sized TRS connectors.