🔌 Hosa 3.5mm TS to 1/4" TS Mono Interconnect Cable, 3ft Review

Used to connect the headphone jack of a mini amp to the audio interface input. The mono signal is clear, the plugs fit. This replaces the standard male to male audio extension cable with an adapter on one end for 1/4" that was never inserted into the jacks and the adapter moved around and created static.

This is a good solid audio cable for converting 1/8" mono to 1/4" mono (male to male). Supplied in retail packaging. The connection cable is designed for heavy use, so I expect a long service life from the cable. [Hosa CMP-303 Mono Patch Cord 3.5mm TS to 1/4" TS, 3ft] I purchased this review at regular Revain prices with no manufacturer discount or permit fee.

Hosa CMP-303 3.5mm TS to 1/4" TS Mono Interconnect Cable, 3ft I bought this to connect an acoustic paige banjo with a pickup on I want to connect my side UHF wireless microphone transmitter and send it to one of my amplifiers. The wireless microphone transmitter has a 3.3mm mono connector and the pickup is a standard 6.3mm mono. After a simple setup "this cable did the trick. now i can move around on stage without a lot of cables connected to the amp of my 2.4ghz transceiver but this solution…

This is a good, durable audio cable to convert a 1/8" mono jack to a 1/4" mono jack (male-male). Supplied in retail packaging. The connection cable is designed for heavy use, so I expect a long service life from the cable. [Hosa CMP-303 Mono Patch Cord 3.5mm TS to 1/4" TS, 3ft] I purchased this review at regular Revain prices with no manufacturer discount or permit fee.

Hosa CMP-303 3.5mm TS to 1/4" TS Mono Interconnect Cable, 3ft I bought this to combine an acoustic banjo with a Paige Pickup to connect to my UHF wireless mic in the sidepack transmitter and send it to one of my amps.The wireless mic transmitter has a 1/8" mono connector and the pickup is a standard 1/4" mono. After a simple setup "this cable did the trick. now i can move around on stage without a lot of cables connected to the amp of my 2.4ghz transceiver but this solution works best for me…

I used this to connect a mandolin to my speaker system. The mandolin had an old Barcus Berry pickup that could accept a 3.5mm mono jack. This cable connects to a Barcus Berry on one end and my instrument amp (standard 1/4" jack or "guitar" cable) on the other end. The cable feels strong and durable while still providing enough flexibility for on-stage use. The plugs snap in and are held securely in the device plugs. The plugs are molded onto the cable and have sufficient strain relief so that…