The 2' Mogami Gold Instrument Straight 1/4" Male to Right-Angle 1/4" Male Instrument Cable is a high-impedance, carbon-impregnated PVC instrument cable with gold-plated 1/4" plugs. The W2524 cable is highly insulated with dual shielding to assist in minimizing interference noise levels while keeping the sonic signal robust. It features a straight 1/4" TS connector on one end and a right-angle 1/4" jack on the other.

Made with Mogami W2524 Cable    Unbalanced 1/4" TS Connectors    Oxygen-Free Copper Core    Enhanced Transparency    Minimized Handling Noise    Dual Shielding    Gold-Plated Plugs

Use for any unbalanced instrument, pedals, patching, etc

Utilizes Mogami W2524 insulated, low-noise, robust cabling

OFC (oxygen-free copper) core for enhanced transparency

Carbon-impregnated PVC eliminates handling noise

Ultra-high-density spiral shield

Conductive polymer sub-shield

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this work with the GoPro Hero 10 black?

A: The Rode SC16 Straight USB Type-C to Right-Angle USB Type-C Cable (11.8") will work with the GoPro HERO10 Black.

Q: 2. will this cable allow me to send audio to iPhone with the original wireless go? is the usb-c port on the original go an audio out?

A: Yes, the Rode SC16 Straight USB Type-C to Right-Angle USB Type-C Cable will allow you to transmit audio from a Wireless Go system, which uses USBC for audio output.

Q: 3. What is the length from the split location to the end of the XLR cable?

A: The length from the split location to the end of the Mogami Gold 3.5mm TRS Male to Dual XLR Male Y-Cable (6') is 18".

Q: 4. Can this be connected to Rode VideoMic Me to use on cameras?

A: Yes it should

Q: 5. Is this USB 2.0 or 3.0? Thanks in advance!

A: This is a USB 3 cable.

Q: 6. Will this work to connect a rode mic to an iphone 15 pro?

A: The RODE SC16 Straight USB Type-C to Right-Angle USB Type-C Cable (11.8") can be used to connect compatible Rode USB-C microphones to an iPhone 15.

Q: 7. Would this work to convert Rode Lav TRRS to TRS for use with Zoom H1? Does my mic need to be powered?

A: I have a Rode Smartlav+ Lavalier Microphone and a Zoom H1, and this adapter works perfectly for me.

Q: 8. Is this adapter HDMI 2.0+? Or in other words, can it do 4k60p? I want to use it with my Ninja V and GH5 with the highest settings. If not, any recommendations? Thanks!

A: This adapter is not listed as HDMI 2.0, nor do we have any other adapters like it that are. Our only option at this time would be to use an HDMI 2.0 rated cable, we do not have right angle adapters that will work currently.

Q: 9. Can this be used to convert an unbalanced mixer out to balanced signal?

A: I'm surprised by the answer from Hosa. I am not a true "audio guy" but my understanding is that a balanced signal requires a cable with three conductors: +, -, and ground. The signal is carried on the + and - conductors and that is why it is more robust than an unbalanced signal. (True audio guys, feel free to correct me if this is wrong.) So if you are starting with an unbalanced signal, this converter will not "create" a balanced signal out of an unbalanced one. All this transformer does is boost the level and convert from XLR to 1/4" connector.

Q: 10. Will this work to connet the original wireless Go to my Android? Samsung S23.

A: The RODE SC16 Straight USB Type-C to Right-Angle USB Type-C Cable (11.8") will not make an audio connection from the original Rode Wireless GO, because the original Wireless GO receiver does not support audio over USB-C. It is only compatible with an analog 3.5mm connection.