🔌 Fancasee (2 Pack) Replacement 3.5mm Female Jack to Bare Wire TRS Stereo Connector Cable - Repair Headphone Headset Earphone Cable with 1/8" Plug Review

I couldn't find any 3.5mm 2 male to 1 female so I bought parts to make my own. I am satisfied with the quality and would buy it again.

Items arrived on time and in good condition, materials and construction appear to be good, will remain in my spares store until it is time for the repair is high.

These connectors were clearly created in a lab by an evil genius aiming to drive insane anyone who dares to follow the wiring diagram used by every other TRS cable in the world universe is used. If you end up using them you can connect them like this without going crazy: - Red is negative signal - White is positive signal - Black is screen The jacks seem solid and the signal sounds good.

I used it to fix the headphone jack on a Bluetooth communicator on an MC helmet. After a few years of use, those flimsy wires just got tired and broke. With this replacement plug I only had to cut the cable to length, strip it and solder on 3 wires. and an hour later I was back in business. And- I have a backup if/if it happens again! So for less than $10, I avoid spending $200 on a new but really unnecessary Bluetooth module. I couldn't be happier.

I bought the 3 wire version. The only mistake you can make is wrong ground connection (usually one ground wire is shared with both audio channels). This is easy to check since ground is always on the farthest conductor. If you're worried about false connection claims, use a (cheap) continuity tester. If you confuse right and left, BFD. The cabling gauge is fairly light, but it's intended for headphone operation, typically in a less than audiophile environment. Met my expectations. Only one is…

Attention! Bare wires are very small in diameter and difficult to keep in contact when stripping. I also understand that people connect them incorrectly. As for me, I wanted to copy a stereo (L/R) signal and output it to a second receiver, so I connected a wire to my existing front channel - red is right, white is left and black is ground (connected to both negative poles). This is an unnatural way of connecting speakers (grounding both negative poles). It's also a little confusing because…

These connectors were clearly created in a lab by an evil genius aiming to drive insane anyone who dares to follow the wiring diagram used by every other TRS -cable used in the universe. Using this you can hook them up like this and don't go crazy: - red - negative signal - white - positive signal - black - shield The jacks seem safe and the signal sounds good.

I used it to repair the headphone jack on my MC helmet bluetooth connection box. After a few years of use, those flimsy wires just got tired and broke. With this replacement plug I only had to cut the cable to length, strip it and solder on 3 wires. and an hour later I was back in business. And- I have a backup if/if it happens again! So for less than $10, I avoid spending $200 on a new but really unnecessary Bluetooth module. I couldn't be happier.

I bought a version for a 3-wire installation. The only mistake you can make is an incorrect ground connection (usually one ground wire is used for both audio channels). This is easy to check since ground is always on the farthest conductor. If you're worried about false connection claims, use a (cheap) continuity tester. If you confuse right and left, BFD. The cabling gauge is fairly light, but it's intended for headphone operation, typically in a less than audiophile environment. Met my…

Warning. Bare wires are very small in diameter and difficult to hold when stripping. I also understand that people connect them incorrectly. As for me, I wanted to copy a stereo (L/R) signal and output it to a second receiver, so I connected a wire to my existing front channel - red is right, white is left and black is ground (connected to both negative poles). This is an unnatural way of connecting speakers (grounding both negative poles). It's also a bit confusing because we're not matching…