The WCA 124 from Williams Sound is a 3.5mm female TRS to RCA male Stereo Cable that can be used for TV or any other audio source with RCA stereo outputs. The cable converts the RCA outputs to a 3.5mm jack that can then be used with a 3.5mm stereo male to male cable (sold separately).

For Audio Source with RCA Stereo Outputs    Converts RCA to 3.5mm Jack    Use with 3.5mm Male Cable and Female RCA

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this cable work to connect an XLR shotgun microphone or XLR studio mic to Sennheiser EK100 G4 transmitter?

A: Yes, the Remote Audio CASENSK100XMC48 XLR Female to Locking 3.5mm TRS Male Adapter Cable is compatible for use with the Sennheiser SK 100 G4 Wireless Bodypack Transmitter, however, the shotgun microphone will need to be powered by a battery or separate phantom power supply (if needed), as the transmitter will not supply any voltage to the microphone when using this cable. (The Sennheiser EK 100 G4 is a Camera-Mount Wireless Receiver).

Q: 2. I can use this adapter with stereo microphone? Thanks!

A: Although a TRRS connector is sometimes used for a stereo connection, it will not work as such when used with a smart phone or other mobile devices. This adapter is only designed to adapt a mono TRS microphone to a TRRS headset input on a phone, computer, tablet, &c.

Q: 3. Does it also work with DSLR's?

A: It will if you are using it with a SmartLAV or some other mic with a TRRS jack. If you are using a cable extension to get more distance between you and the subject, remember to put the extension cable between the Adaptor and your camera, not between the SmartLAV and the adaptor. Also remember that a long unbalanced cable connection might generate noise. So there are some things to keep in mind but the adapter should work with a DSLR, transmitter, or audio recorder with a 3.5mm TRS input.

Q: 4. What's the difference between this adapter and the SC4 version?

A: Rode SC3 is for converting 1/8'' TRRS to 1/8'' TRS. Rode SC4 is for converting 1/8'' TRS to 1/8'' TRRS.

Q: 5. Can this be used to go from the XLR outputs on a mixer board to the rode wireless go 2 TX unit inputs

A: I'm sorry, but the Cable Techniques 3.5mm TRS Right Angle to Two 3-Pin XLR Male Tape Output Y-Cable Adapter that you asked about would not allow you to output from a mixer into a wireless transmitter. Most mixers will have XLR male outputs, so you will need female XLR connectors on the cable. Additionally, the Rode Wireless Go II transmitter will only accept input from a mic level source. The cable that I am linking below has the correct gendered connectors, and also has a built in attenuator to lower line level to mic, so that you can successfully send the stereo line signal into the transmitter: https://bhpho.to/3IdRNCf

Q: 6. Does this take the left and right channels from the 3.5mm source and send each separately to the XLR connectors, so that one of the XLRs will be the left channel and the other the right channel?

A: Correct - the left and right stereo signals are split.

Q: 7. will this let me connect my rode wireless go II into XLR connections on a mixer to input mics? Fully supported and safe?

A: Yes, the Cable Techniques 3.5mm TRS Right Angle to Two 3-Pin XLR Male Tape Output Y-Cable Adapter for Sound Devices should support the output signal from the receiver in the Rode Wireless GO II System and allow the isolated output of each receiver channel into separate XLR mixer inputs.

Q: 8. Would this cable work to connect a Shure SM58 to a Tentacle Sync Track E Timecode Audio Recorder?

A: Yes, the Remote Audio CASENSK100XMC48 XLR Female to Locking 3.5mm TRS Male Adapter Cable can be used to connect a Shure SM58 Cardioid Dynamic Microphone to the Tentacle Sync TRACK E Pocket Audio Recorder.

Q: 9. It seem obvious give TRS and 2xRCA plugs, but I would like to confirm that is two channel (stereo) out to the camera?

A: The Sescom SES-43DB-MZ2P Attenuating Line to Mic Level Cable is used to send line level audio from RCA left and right outputs to a camera's 3.5mm TRS microphone input. The cable has a built-in attenuator to pad the signal by 43 dB which will prevent any clipping or distortion.

Q: 10. Since it's TRS will it work with a low impedance microphone?

A: The Saramonic SR-UC201 3.5mm TRS Female to 3.5mm TRRS Male Adapter Cable for Smartphones should accept a low-impedance TRS microphone signal.