ProSignal 3.5mm Stereo Jack Plug To 2X 6.35mm Mono Jack Plugs Lead - 3m - Black

This ProSignal audio lead is designed for high-quality stereo audio applications. It features pure...

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The ProSignal 3.5mm to Dual 6.35mm Mono Jack Lead is designed for musicians, studio engineers, and audio enthusiasts who need to bridge consumer-grade portable devices with professional mixing consoles, amplifiers, or audio interfaces. Providing a robust 3-meter reach, this cable ensures clean, reliable signal transmission through its high-quality pure copper conductors; however, users should ensure their target equipment supports unbalanced mono inputs to achieve the best results without signal phase cancellation.

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ColourBlack
Model Part NumberPSG00027
BrandPROSIGNAL

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FAQs

Can I use this cable to connect a guitar to a PC?

No, this cable is designed for stereo output (e.g., laptop) to mono input (e.g., mixer/amp). Connecting a mono guitar signal into a stereo port requires different impedance matching.

Is this cable balanced?

No, this is an unbalanced cable. It splits a stereo 3.5mm signal into two mono 6.35mm unbalanced signals.

Does this cable support microphone input?

No, this is intended for line-level audio signals and does not support the power or wiring requirements for standard microphones.

Will this work with a smartphone?

Yes, it will work with smartphones that have a 3.5mm headphone jack. If your phone only has USB-C or Lightning, you will need an appropriate digital-to-analog adapter first.

Are there other lengths available?

Yes, the ProSignal range includes 2m (PSG00026) and 5m (PSG00028) variants to suit different setup needs.

Troubleshooting

Audio is only playing through one side or speaker.

Check that both 6.35mm mono jacks are pushed fully into their respective inputs and ensure the channel panning on your mixer or interface is set correctly.

Noticeable hum or buzz in the audio signal.

Ensure that both the audio source and the destination equipment are powered from the same power source to prevent ground loops. Also, check that the cable is not running parallel to heavy power cords.

Intermittent signal dropouts.

Inspect the cable for sharp kinks or crushed sections and verify that the audio ports on your source device are free of dust or debris.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • High-quality pure copper conductors for low-noise performance
  • Provides essential connectivity between consumer devices and pro-gear
  • Durable build quality suitable for daily use
  • Generous 3-meter length offers versatile cable management

Cons

  • Fixed length may be too long for very compact setups
  • Not intended for balanced audio connections
  • Requires proper routing to avoid potential ground loop hum

Setup, Compatibility & Care

To ensure optimal performance, insert the 3.5mm jack fully into your audio source until you feel a click. When connecting to a mixer, assign the two 6.35mm mono plugs to dedicated channels—typically labeled Left (White/Tip) and Right (Red/Ring)—to maintain correct stereo imaging.

Compatibility includes any device with a standard 3.5mm TRS stereo output and equipment accepting 6.35mm (1/4 inch) TS inputs. For care, avoid pulling the cable by the wire itself; always grip the metal housing of the connector when unplugging. When storing, coil the cable loosely in large loops to prevent internal copper breakage or 'kinking' that can degrade signal quality over time.

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