🎧 3.5mm TRRS Male Plug to Bare Wire Audio Cable - 2-Pack, 3-Feet - Headset / Headphone / Microphone Repair Review

Not good, the cables are headphone cables and don't work well with the speaker at all. I bought these to test desktop speakers and just couldn't push them enough to make them work.

The wires are very thin and don't solder well, and it's a bit difficult to strip the end if you need some extra bare wire to work with. Package. No signal from bare wires to handpiece. The other is intermittent at best.

The wires are very thin and don't solder well and it's a bit difficult to strip the end if you need more bare wire to work with. Package. No signal from bare wires to handpiece. The other is intermittent at best.

This is the cable you need for the Marantz SR7013 Trigger Jack. I connected it to the cooling fan unit. I've also used it to power a SMD 5050 LED strip, just over 4ft, and it worked fine. Don't overload it with LEDs, it won't turn them on. (Update: It powers an 8ft SMD 5050 LED strip. There was only one loose wire I had to tighten) The wires are tiny, be careful! I wish they were at least 16-18ga.

Bought to replace a bad cable on a gaming headset. That does not work. I checked the connections with an ohmmeter and my setup was correct, but the mic didn't work. Tried on 2 controllers. I didn't see the problem so as a last resort I cut off the connector and used a different brand and it worked fine. Something is wrong with the shape or size of the fork.

I used this and another 3.5mm 4-pin TRRS cable to create a 3-way switch, allowing me to connect 1 headphone with mic to one of 3 computer sources (iPhone, Mac or PC) connect. . The switch block I made from it works fine. The ends of the cable are chrome-plated and fit well into MAC, PC and iPhone adapters. The point of this is that you don't have to constantly plug and unplug devices and wear out their connectors. One problem I ran into is the pin description of the colored wires. I suggest you