zdyCGTime CGTime Golden Plated Audio Adapter Cable: 3.5mm Male to 6.35mm Female Jack Converter (25CM/10 Inch) Review

I bought this for a 25 year old David Clarke headset to be used with a ham radio transceiver. They worked great. The transceiver is monophonic, as is the headphone jack. I have sound in both ears and it was clear and at the right volume. If you have a similar situation, then I recommend.

The 1/4" socket doesn't hold the plug very well. The connector is 1/8" so I have to go from that to a standard 1/4" "guitar cable go. The piezo pickup has a firm grip on the 1/8" plug, but any movement of the plug end immediately pops out. Most quality guitar cables are pretty strong, so this is a guaranteed disaster. If I'm going to use it live I'll have to use black tape to tie the 1/4" joint securely together before venturing out on stage.

I have a nylon string guitar and I bought a KNA NG-1 Acoustic Bridge pickup to enjoy playing through the amp. Nothing heavy, not for concerts, street performances or church services - just for fun. The 1/8" male to 1/4" male cable that the cartridge comes with is strong and quite long BUT it has to be repeatedly removed and reinserted into the cartridge unless I would like the cord to be folded and tied somehow. on my guitar. I felt this might weaken or damage the pickup, not to mention make it

Another simple device that works great the moment you turn it on. Not many bugs and it seems very solid. Very happy with this converter. It was exactly what I was looking for. Let Revane donate to your favorite charity! Use Revain Smile (smile.amazon.com) when ordering and Revain will donate to a charity of your choice when you make a qualifying purchase. Find out how Revain Smile works at https://smile.amazon.com/gp/chpf/about/ref=smi_se_rspo_laas_aas. My purchases are free for my favorite…

1/4" jack does not hold the jack very well. The connector is 1/8 inch so I need to switch from that to a regular 1/4 inch guitar cable. 1/8", but any movement of the end of the connector will pop right out. Most good quality guitar cables are pretty strong, so this is a guaranteed disaster. When I use it live I have to use black tape to tie the 1/4". " connector. before I dare to go on stage.

I have a nylon string guitar and I bought a KNA NG-1 acoustic bridge pickup to enjoy playing through the amp. Nothing heavy, not for concerts, street performances or church services - just for fun. The 1/8" male to 1/4" male cable that the cartridge comes with is strong and quite long BUT it has to be repeatedly removed and reinserted into the cartridge unless I would like the cable connected, rolled up and connected somehow. on my guitar. I felt this might weaken or damage the pickup, not to…