Effectively connect the output of a wireless receiver or portable recorder to your smartphone or tablet with the Movo Photo CFP-1, a 10" long 3.5mm TRS male to 3.5mm TRRS male adapter cable. The TRS end plugs into the main audio output of a wireless microphone receiver, handheld audio recorder, or multitrack field recorder, while the TRRS end is for the headphone jack of a mobile device. The impedance-matched CFP-1 cable features gold-plated connectors for optimal conductivity, and shielded construction to reduce electrical noise.

For Output of Wireless Receiver/Recorder    Connects to Smartphone/Tablet    3.5mm TRS Male Mini Plug    3.5mm TRRS Male Mini Plug    Gold-Plated Connectors    Impedance-Matched Cable    Shielded Construction

Ideal for connecting a wireless receiver or portable recorder to a smartphone or tablet

3.5mm TRS male to 3.5mm TRRS male adapter cable

Gold-plated connectors

Impedance-matched cable

Shielded construction

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can this also be used as a headphone jack?

A: It should also be able to be used as a headphone output.

Q: 2. Will Zoom see this as an audio source?

A: unfortunately not, this cable is just an adapter for iPhone, it is a generic device, so, it does not show up in zoom as a USB interface.

Q: 3. Will this allow a stereo microphone to be recognized by an iPhone, or will it just record in mono?

A: It depends on which microphone you are using. If it is a TRS connection microphone then you will be able to hear the audio in both your left and right sides of the mix.

Q: 4. Can I connect a Rode VideoMic Pro (Not the +) 3.5mm stereo mini-jack output to this TRRS cable?

A: The Movo Photo IMA-3 Female 3.5mm TRRS to Right-Angle Lightning Microphone Adapter Cable may not accept signal from the Rode VideoMic Pro, as it is expecting a TRRS connection as opposed to the TRS on the VideoMic Pro.

Q: 5. Will this work correctly with the Tentacle Sync 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12"), which will send audio timecode signal into the iPhone's left stereo channel and audio from my mic into the right stereo channel? Thanks.

A: In theory, yes, the Movo Photo IMA-2 Female 3.5mm TRS to Lightning Microphone Adapter Cable (5.5") should work as theorized along with the Tentacle Sync 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12").

Q: 6. Will this connect audio output TRS with airpods max?

A: Yes, the BOYA BY-K1 3.5mm TRS Male to Lightning Adapter Cable (7.9") should work with the Apple AirPods Max to connect to a 3.5mm TRS audio output.

Q: 7. Will current iPhones and iPads recognize these as Apple compatable products?

A: Yes, any iPhone or iPad with Lightning.

Q: 8. Does this adapter work with third party microphones (Not Rode Branded)?

A: The reason for my purchase was to connect my Audio-Technica condenser mic to my laptop to record live music. The adapter did not work (lack of knowledge on my part). What did work was a 3.5 mm (audio jack) to USB 2.0 adapter, which you can also find at B&H. Good luck.

Q: 9. Is it mono or stereo input?

A: The Movo Photo PMA-1 3.5mm TRS Female to USB Type-C Microphone Adapter Cable for DJI Osmo Pocket (5.5") can carry either stereo or mono signals.

Q: 10. How does the mono signal from the 1/4" connect to the stereo 3.5mm plug? Are there summing resistors inside the cable or plug?

A: The Movo Photo WGA-1 Mono 1/4" TS Male to Stereo 3.5mm TRS Male Adapter Cable sums a stereo signal from the 3.5mm connector to a mono signal on the 1/4" TS, or conversely, sends a mono signal from the 1/4" to the stereo 3.5mm connection in a dual mono fashion.