The Unbalanced Adapter Cable from Remote Audio features a 3.5mm right angle TRS on one end and a to TA5F connector on the other, which has the stereo output summed to mono. It can be used to feed audio from stereo headphones, tape, or auxiliary outputs to a single Lectrosonics transmitter. The cable is built with professional-quality Neutrik, Mogami, and Remote Audio brand components. Furthermore, it features a flexible braided sleeving for added durability.

For Lectrosonics Transmitters    18" Length    Neutrik and Remote Audio Connectors    Mogami Cable    Durable Flexible Braided Sleeving

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. When line-in is plugged into Sony FX30 (1/8" plug), volume control has no bearing. Does this cable help in any way?

A: No. The Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable 3.5mm RA TS Jack to 3-Pin XLR Male with 40 dB Pad (18") would typically not be used for connection to a camera's 3.5mm mic input since it has a male XLR connector, not a female XLR connector. A cable with a female XLR connector would be used when going out of an XLR output. This cable would be used to connect from a 3.5mm TRS line output to an XLR mic input.

Q: 2. Will this cable work between the Mozegear D-Mini Papi Red Version and the RED DSMC2 I/O V Lock Expander?

A: You would need to check your components for these connections:Connector 11/8 (3.5 mm) right angle TRS mini-jackConnector 2TA5FIf you are looking to connect a microphone , then this might work, depending upon the pin configuration of your microphone.

Q: 3. Is this cable ideal for connecting a mirrorless camera such as a GH4 -- with its dedicated mic input -- to a recorder such as the Tascam DR-60dmkII -- with its dedicated camera outputs -- or will any standard 3.5mm stereo mini cable do? I want to achieve the cleanest possible signal between camera and recorder. Any advice or recommendation is appreciated.

A: The Tascam DR-60dmkII features a dedicated camera mic level output. Any standard 3.5mm cable will suffice to get clean audio from the recorder to the camera.

Q: 4. Does this work with my Tentacle Track E when connecting a Mic with a 48V supplied by BH #XVP1?

A: The Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable 3-Pin XLR Female to 3.5mm RA TS Mini-Jack (18"), BH # RECAX3F18M, will work with the Tentacle Sync TRACK E Pocket Audio Recorder Basic Box with Timecode Support (Recorder Unit Only), BH # TETRACKEBB. to input an audio signal. It will not carry power.

Q: 5. can i use this cable out of a 633 to the Sony utx-B40 transmitter.. also is there a capacitor to get rid of the mic power from the transmitter?

A: We offer BH #AMX3F35EWSNY to go from the XLR output of a Sound Devices 633 recording into a Sony UTX-B40 transmitter, or Sony UWP series transmitter.

Q: 6. Can this be used to connect the Sennheiser G3 receiver to the Canon C70?

A: No, this Remote Audio cable has a female mini-XLR connector and you need a male mini-XLR connector for the camera's audio inputs. You can use the Kondor Blue Mini-XLR Male to Locking 3.5mm Stereo Cable for BMPCC 6K & 4K - Blue (B&H # KOMINIPLSBL) or the same cable in Black (B&H # KOMINIPLSBK) or the Cable Techniques Locking 3.5mm TRS to TA3M Cable for Sennheiser EK 100 G4/G3 to Canon EOS C70 (B&H # CACTMNG4C715) which has angled connectors.

Q: 7. will this cable work for inputing IFB using Lectrosonics LT transmitter from LiveU 600 ?

A: If your device has an 1/8'' audio output then yes, you can go from that into your Lectrosonics transmitters using the Remote Audio CALEC1/8T5FS cable.

Q: 8. What does the 40 dB Pad option mean?

A: The built-in pad on the Remote Audio Unbalanced Adapter Cable 3.5mm RA TS Jack to 3-Pin XLR Male with 40 dB Pad reduces the level of the output signal from the device it is connected to by 40 dB. This is often used when connecting a device with line level output signal to a microphone input on a camera or recorder.

Q: 9. Does this cable match the ZAXCOM pin out?

A: The pin-out configuration is not published.

Q: 10. Is it good to connect sennheiser G4 RX to Sound Devices 633 Line input?

A: Yes it is.