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 For want of a nail the kingdom
was lost; so says the old proverb. And it comes down to the lowly cable and adapter
to connect your audio components to themselves and you your computer.
Stereo components still use RCA jacks and computers use 3.5mm (1/8") stereo
jacks. You need 1/4" stereo and mono jacks to 1/8" and the same in
reverse. Headphone extension cables and Y adapters to connect 2 components where
only one could connect before are essential.
I've put all the cables and adapters you're likely to need on this one page plus
be sure to check out my "For Want Of A Nail" Essential Cable Collection
where I've grouped 12 of the most useful cables and adapters you're ever likely
to need in one money-saving, great to have pack. Click Here to
see my collection. Or just buy the cables and adapter you need. Here's the
handy instant index just below this line.
Either way, your musical kingdom won't be lost once you have a collection of cables
and adapters to make, join, extend and adapter whatever musical components from
Walkmans, DAT Decks and turntables to amplifiers, computers or anything that has
jacks.
Understanding
Audio Cables & Adapters
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A quick Primer on Cables.
OK, this is all you need to know. The cable on the left is called an RCA Patch
Cord. It uses 2 RCA Plugs, 1 plug for each channel. It plugs into RCA Jacks. (Plugs
are male and jacks are female) The pugs with the prong in the center and the rim
around them are called RCA plugs.
The cable in the middle is a 3.5mm (or 1/8") mini stereo plug. This is the
newer cable that's used in your computer and most headphone and mike jacks today.
It's still stereo, but both channels are on the same prong as you can see in my
picture. G is the Ground, R is the right channel and L is the left channel. Now
you know how they get stereo out of one jack.
The cable on the right is called a ¼" Phono plug. It's the same as
the 3.5mm jack, just bigger. It's the type that's been used for headphones for
years and in pro mikes as well. (Of course with Mics it's mono so there is only
one stripe or section plus the ground.)
Next.
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Here's the way into your computer's sound card. Your computer will look like
this when you go to the back. You will plug the cable we sent you with the Interface
Mixer into this BLUE Jack.
The Blue Jack is the Line In. The Pink Jack is for a Microphone. If your
jack isn't blue, look for the little picture with the concentric circles with
the arrow pointing in. That's the other way of identifying this jack. Your speakers
are plugged in the Green jack. There may be other jacks, but these are the only
3 you care about for recording.
Next
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So you are either going to plug your Turntable or Cassette Deck into the A
side of DAK's Interface Mixer. Turntables always have RCA jacks and their cables
already connected, so just plug them in.
Your cassette deck or stereo system will have outputs that look like these. These
are called RCA Jacks and you just plug any standard RCA patch cord into the OUT
or PLAY jacks and the other end into the A Jacks on the Interface Mixer.
Next
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What If Your Cassette Deck Doesn't Have Line Out
RCA Jacks?
OK so you're using a portable Boombox, Walkman or Stereo System without RCA Line
Out Jacks.
No Problem. Virtually all portables and stereo systems have headphone out jacks
as I've pictured above. You can just plug a cable into the jack and the other
end into the A jacks on the Interface Mixer and you're all set to go.
Just use a cable with either a 3.5mm (1/8") or 1/4" jack on one end
depending on which jack you have on your deck and RCA Jacks on the other end to
plug into our Interface Mixer.
The 3.5mm (1/8") 6' cable with RCA jacks on the other end to plug into the
Interface Mixer is $6.95 ($2 P&H)
The 1/4" (that's actually an adapter on a 3.5mm jack so you can use it for
either jack) 6' cable with RCA Jacks at the other end to plug into the Interface
Mixer is $8.95 ($2 P&H).
There's no loss or problem using cables and adapters. So just grab what you need
and get ready for great sounds when you connect your stereo components using DAK's
Interface Mixer to your computer, or for any other audio use.
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For
Want Of A Nail,
The Kingdom Was Lost.
Drew's Essential Audio Cable Collection.
Save 61% Over Buying The Cables & Adapters Separately.
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Don't let your musical kingdom be lost for want of a cable. It's an old
proverb but it's really apt where connecting stereo equipment together and with
computers is concerned. How many times have you started a project and gotten stuck
because you're missing that one adapter or cable.
Well no more. My essential cable collection should solve this problem for you
today and for a long, long time. I've but a bunch of my favorite cables, connectors
and Ys into a clear bag that you can grab from any time you need it. This is how
I keep my cables. This is why I'm always ready to connect the latest 'toy' I get.
And now you can be ready too.
Just grab my collection here, or grab the connectors you need right now below.
These really are needed by you and me. You won't ever be sorry you have this collection.
A.) 3.5mm (1/8") Male to 2 RCA Plugs Stereo To Computer 6' Cable.
Perfect for connecting to or from your computer or DAK's Interface Mixer. Great
for coming from a headphone jack or to your computer. See This Cable
In Detail.
B.) RCA Male To RCA Male Plugs Stereo 6' Patch Cable. The venerable cable
for connecting any two standard stereo components. See This Cable
In Detail.
C.) RCA Male To RCA Female Stereo Extension 10' Cable. Great for extending
any standard RCA Patch cable when you need more length. See This
Cable In Detail.
D.) 3.5mm Stereo Male to 3.5mm (1/8") Stereo Male 6' Cable. The newer
standard patch cable for connecting any 2 3.5mm components. See This
Cable In Detail.
E.) 3.5mm Stereo Headphone/Stereo Signal Extension 10' cable. Use to extend
any stereo 3.5mm cable by 10' for work with computers, newer components &
headphones. See This Cable In Detail.
F.) 3.5mm (1/8") to 1/4" Stereo Adapter. Use to convert any 1/8"
stereo plug into a 1/4" stereo plug. Great for headphones and converts Cable
A to 1/4" when needed. Two adapters included. See This Adapter
In Detail.
G.) Convert 1/4" stereo plug into 3.5mm (1/8") stereo plug. Very
useful to feed to computers, or to plug pro headphones into iPods and other 1/8"
stereo jacks. See This Adapter In Detail.
H.) RCA to RCA Barrel adapters. If you have RCA patch cords around use
these handy barrels to connect two together for longer cable runs. No loss and
always needed. You get 4 adapters which is enough for 2 stereo connections. See
This Adapter In Detail.
I.) 3.5mm (1/8") to 3.5mm (1/8") Barrel adapter. 3.5mm cables
are still harder to find and if you need to extend them, this special stereo barrel
adapter will let you take two male 3.5mm stereo cables and connect them to make
a longer cable or just change the gender of a cable from male to female when needed.
See This Adapter In Detail.
J.) RCA Jacks to 3.5mm (1/8") Stereo Plug. Got RCA Patch Cables around?
Just plug them into this adapter and they become RCA to 3.5mm stereo cables. See
This Adapter In Detail.
K.) Y adapter for 3.5mm (1/8") Stereo cables. Now you can listen to
two headphones from one headphone jack or send the signal from 2 components into
1 3.5mm stereo jack. Very useful shielded cable. See This Y Adapter
In Detail.
L.) RCA To RCA Y adapter for sending two signals to one pair of RCA jacks
or sending the output from 1 pair of RCA jacks to two devices. RCA jacks are either
Left or Right channels. With this pair of Y adapters you'll be able to run 2 stereo
components into one pair of inputs or take the output from one component and sent
it to two. There's one RCA male plug for each channel and two RCA female jacks.
See This Y Adapter In Detail.
Save Big. Because we can group all these cables (and they are the ones you need
most I can save you a ton on both the cables themselves and the postage. So if
you're like me and you need a bunch of cables, this is the collection that will
keep your musical kingdom in music for a long, long time.
Save 61% Over Buying The Cables & Adapters Separately.
| Drew's Essential Cable Collection. |
| $76.35 Value If Purchased Separately.
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Audio
Cable Section
50' RCA Stereo Extension Cable Kit -
2 RCA Male Plugs At Each End Plus 2 Female/Female Converter let you connect 2
componets that aren't in the same rooom
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| 50' RCA to RCA Stereo Cable
Plus 2 RCA Female to RCA Female Barrel Adapters |
| $19.95 - ($6.95 P&H)
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This is a cable you'll use all the time. Whenever you need to
run a long shielded RCA to RCA cable to connect to distant components, this is
your answer.
It's a great way to copy your LPs and cassettes if you don't want to move your
turntable and/or cassette deck from your stereo system to near your PC.
DAK's system is automated so you don't have worry about the needle drop or the
end of the record. Our automated timers and automated Track Tracker that separates
your tracks does all the work for you.
Plus how many times have you wanted to connect some equipment that's not within
the 6' range of most cables. Great shielding makes 50' or even 100' with 2 cables
easy and gives you flawless sound quality. Buy several. These are really great
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3.5mm (1/8") Male Stereo To 2 RCA Male 6' Cable.
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| 3.5mm Stereo to 2 RCA Plugs 6' Stereo
Cable |
| $6.95 - ($2 P&H)
Order Number 2026
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This is the most requested cable for connected audio equipment to computers
and newer components and portables to the DAK Mixer.
It's a 6' shielded cable with a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo plug on one end and 2
RCA plugs on the other end. Use it to come out of the headphone output of a Walkman,
boombox or other portable or a laptop computer's headphone jack.
Then plug the RCA plugs into DAK's Interface Mixer or any component with RCA jacks.
You can also use it to come out of RCA jacks on a component to a newer component
or computer that requires a 3.5mm jack input. |
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1/4"
& 3.5mm (1/8") Male Stereo To 2 RCA Male
6' Universal Headphone Adapter Cable.
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| Headphone Jack Adapter
1/4" & 1/8" (3.5mm)
To 2 RCA Plugs 6' Stereo Cable |
| $8.95 - ($2 P&H)
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This is the2nd most requested cable for connected audio equipment to computers
and newer components and portables to the DAK Mixer.
It's a 6' shielded cable with a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo plug on one end and 2
RCA plugs on the other end.
Plus it has an adapter for 1/4" stereo as well. So with this cable you can
connect EITHER 3.5mm or 1/4". Use it to come out of the headphone output
of a Walkman, boombox or other portable or a laptop computer's headphone jack.
Then plug the RCA plugs into DAK's Interface Mixer or any component with RCA jacks.
You can also use it to come out of RCA jacks on a component to a newer component
or computer that requires a 3.5mm or 1/4" jack inputs. |
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Stereo
Male RCA to Stereo RCA Male 6' Cable.
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| RCA to RCA 6' Stereo Cable |
| $4.95 - ($2 P&H)
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RCA to RCA cables have been around for years. This is the most common cable
in the audio field. You probably have lots of them, but if you need some, our
shielded cables are great quality and super handy to have around.
Each cable is 6' long with 2 male RCA Plugs on each end. |
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Stereo
Male RCA to Stereo Female RCA 10 Extension Cable.
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| RCA Male To RCA Female 10' Stereo Extension
Cable |
| $6.95 - ($2.95 P&H)
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Here's a super handy, much requested RCA To RCA 10' Extension Cable. This
cable lets you use any RCA cables you have around and extend them a full 10'
I can tell you that I use these hundreds of times around the house. It seems that
my standard 6' cables never quite seem to be long enough. I'll bet you have that
happen too.
This high quality shielded cable has 2 standard RCA Plugs on one end but has 2
Female RCA Jacks on the other end. So that's why we call it an extension cable.
Very hand to have around. |
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Stereo
3.5mm (1/8") Male To Stereo 3.5mm Male 6' Cable
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| 3.5mm to 3.5mm Stereo 6' Cable |
| $6.95 - ($2 P&H)
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Connect a headphone jack to your computer. Connect your computer output
to speakers. Connect 2 components.
Like the RCA to RCA patch cords, the new 3.5mm stereo to 3.5mm stereo cables are
becoming the most used cables.
These high quality shielded 6' cables have a stereo 3.5mm plug on each end and
will come in super handy when you need to connect any of today's newer components,
portables or computers.
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Stereo
3.5mm (1/8") to Stereo 3.5mm Female 10' Extension Headphone & Patch Cable
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| 3.5mm male to 3.5mm female 10' Stereo
Extension Cable |
| $8.95 - ($2 P&H)
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Here's a super handy shielded headphone or stereo signal 10' extension cable.
Whether you want to connect newer stereo components or signal from your computer,
6' just doesn't seem to be enough. So, use the 6' cable and add this 10' high
quality shielded extension cable to it.
Or it's a great headphone extension cable from your stereo, computer or portable.
It adds a full 10' of freedom.
Plus, you can add a 1/4" adapter if you like from our adapters below, or
use our stereo Y adapter and 2 people can listen to headphones at the same time.
Lots of things you'll be able to do when you have this handy, shielded, high quality
3.5mm stereo Male Plug to 3.5mm stereo Female Jack 10' cable. |
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Audio
Adapter Section
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1/8"
Female Stereo To 1/4" Male Stereo Adapter.
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| 3.5mm 1/4" Stereo Adapter |
| $2.95 - ($2 P&H)
Order Number 5601
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Got a 1/4" jack and a 3.5mm (1/8") cable? No problem. You can instantly
convert any 3.5mm stereo plug into a 1/4" stereo plug with this super handy
adapter.
People have used these for headphones for years, but now they're used for connecting
to other components too.
Stock up and you'll never be stuck without being about to connect. |
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1/4"
Stereo Female To 1/8" Stereo Male Adapter.
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| 1/4" to 3.5mm Stereo Adapter |
| $2.95 - ($2 P&H)
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Got a big 1/4" plug you need to plug into a computer or portable's headphone
jack? No problem. Now just plug your 1/4" stereo plug into the Female 1/4"
jack and you'll have a 3.5mm (1/8") Plug instantly.
With today's computers being 100% 3.5mm this is becoming the most needed adapter
in our arsenal of connectors and adapters. |
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RCA
Female to RCA Female Barrel Adapters (4).
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| RCA to RCA Barrel Adapters (4) |
| $6.95 - ($2 P&H)
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You've got RCA Cables around the house. They are all male to male. But
there's never long enough.
Here are 4 barrel RCA to RCA adapters so you can lengthen those cables I've included
4 because you need to use 2 at a time for stereo and well, I always need more.
So I figure you do too.
Each adapter has a Female RCA Jack at each end. So just plug in your male RCA
Plugs and go. There's no loss to worry about. Just always be sure to push the
RCA plugs all the way in.
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1/8"
Female Stereo To 1/8" Female Stereo Barrel Adapter.
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| 3.5mm to 3.5mm Barrel Adapter |
| $4.95 - ($2 P&H)
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This is an adapter I've needed and couldn't find. So I've added it to our
page.
It's got two female 3.5mm (1/8") Jacks so you can use it to extend two cables
with 3.5mm stereo plugs on them.
NOTE: I've shown you the male plugs at each end of the picture so you can
be sure what I'm talking about. They aren't included, they are just there to show
you what plugs into this adapter.
Anyway it's super useful since all computers and newer components are using 3.5mm
stereo cables. And it's great to extend headphone cables too.
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RCA Female Stereo to 3.5mm (1/8") Adapter.
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| RCA Female to 3.5mm Stereo Adapter |
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Got RCA patch cords lying around? Great. Now just use this RCA Female to 3.5mm
Male adapter to turn your old RCA to RCA Male Patch cords into RCA to 3.5mm plugs.
It works to feed into your compute or out of your computer.
Just plug in the 3.5mm stereo plug and then attach any RCA Male jacks to the adapter
part and you're all set. Plus there's a ground screw to combat hum.
This is a great adapter to have if you have a bunch of RCA cables lying around
or fixed RCA outputs that you want to convert to the newer 3.5mm stereo. |
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Audio
Y Adapter & Loop Section
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2
3.5 MM (1/8") Stereo To 1 3.5mm Stereo Y Adapter.
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| 3.5mm to 3.5mm Stereo Y Adapter |
| $6.95 - ($2 P&H)
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Y adapters are great because they allow you to plug two things in where only
one thing could be plugged in before. Or feed a signal to two devices where only
one jack was available before.
This Stereo shielded Y 3.5mm (1/8") male plug to two stereo 3.5mm stereo
jacks adapter will give you the power to listen to two headphones from a single
jack.
You can feed two devices from a single computer output jack. Or feed two devices
into a single 3.5mm input jack.
It's very handy to have Y adapters and this 3.5mm stereo plug to 2 3.5mm stereo
jacks gives you total control either in or out. |
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2
RCA Stereo Female Jacks Per Channel
to 1 Pair of RCA Jacks Y Adapter.
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| RCA to RCA Stereo Y Adapter |
| $8.95 - ($2 P&H)
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It's a really common problem. You want to send a signal to two components
from one source. Or, you want to combine two outputs into one input.
Our RCA to RCA Y Adapter makes it fast and easy. RCA jacks are single channel.
It takes 2 jacks to make stereo, Left and Right.
These Y Adapters have an RCA male plug for each channel at one end, (see the right
side of the picture) and two female RCA Jacks at the other end. So just plug your
2 sources or outputs into the female jacks and then plug the single RCA Plug for
each channel into your input or output and you're all set.
You get a pair of Y adapters. The pair handles both right and left channels so
just buy one pair for each stereo signal you want to combine. That's a quantity
of 1 when you click the button. |
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Stereo
Computer Loop Cable For
Correcting Lack Of Stereo Mix, Wav Out & What U Hear.
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| Computer
Loop 3.5mm (1/8) Stereo Adapter |
| $6.95 - ($3 P&H)
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What's a loop cable? OK we've just found a few computers that don't have the
traditional "what you hear - stereo mix - wave out" ability to record
from the Internet.
Even computers with Win 95 had this but some sound cards seem to have just left
it out. So does that mean you can't record from the Internet?
Not without a loop cable. What does it do? It takes the output from your computer
BEFORE it goes to your speakers and sends it into the LINE input of your computer.
That's it. Just plug one male end into your speaker jack and the other male end
into your line in jack.
Then plug your speakers into the 3rd jack you see which is a female jack for your
speakers. There's nothing to open or do. Just plug it in and start recording from
the Internet. I've got them for just $6.95 ($3 P&H) Order No. 3036. CA res
add tax. It's nothing fancy, it's just, well, a loop cable. |
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Microphone
Adapter & Y Adapter Section
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Convert
Male 1/8" Mono Mic To 1/4" Mono Mic Adapter.
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| 3.5mm to 1/4" Mic Adapter |
| $2.95 - ($2 P&H)
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Microphones are mostly monaural, Mono. Most come with either 1/4" which
is standard or 3.5mm (1/8") which is mostly used for computers and portable
recording.
If you need to plug a Mic with a 3.5mm (1/8") plug into a 1/4" jack,
this is the adapter for you. There's no difference electronically, just the size.
So get this 3.5mm (1/8") female jack to 1/4" male plug so you can use
your mic with 1/4" inputs. |
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Convert
Male 1/4" Mono Mic To 1/8" Mono Mic Adapter.
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| 1/4" to 3.5 Mic Adapter |
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Microphones are mostly monaural, Mono. Most come with either 1/4" which
is standard or 3.5mm (1/8") which is mostly used for computers and portable
recording.
If you need to plug a Mic with a 1/4" plug into a 3.5mm 1/8" computer
or portable jack, this is the adapter for you.
There's no difference electronically, just the size. So get this 1/4" female
jack to 3.5mm (1/8" male plug so you can use your mic with 3.5mm devices
like your computer or portable. |
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Convert
Male 1/4" Mono Mic To XLR Female Mic Adapter.
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Female XLR Adapters
Order if your XLR jacks are male.
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Most large venues use XLR connectors for long cable runs. These are normally
used with wired Mics. But, if you are using our wireless Mics, you may want or
need to plug them into these XLR connectors.
Wireless Mics come with 1/4" standard jacks. So just plug the cable that
comes with DAK's Mics into the 1/4" female jack at the back of these adapters
and then you can plug directly into your XLR wall or mixing board jacks.
Order Male or Female - Very Important. Before
ordering, look at the XLR connectors you will be plugging into. If there are 3
holes going in, they are female.
If there are 3 prongs sticking out, they are male.
You
need to order the OPPOSITE gender so they will plug in. So if yours
are male, buy female and if yours are female, buy male.
The Adapter to the left is FEMALE
Note: I've shown at the very far left, the male jack that comes with our
Mics that you'll plug into the Female 1/4" jack on the left side of this
adapter. So in short, the XLR adapter is Female and the 1/4" Jack into it
is Female. |
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Convert
Male 1/4" Mono Mic To XLR Male Mic Adapter.
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Male XLR Adapters
Order if your XLR jacks are female.
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Most large venues use XLR connectors for long cable runs. These are normally
used with wired Mics. But, if you are using our wireless Mics, you may want or
need to plug them into these XLR connectors.
Wireless Mics come with 1/4" standard jacks. So just plug the cable that
comes with DAK's Mics into the 1/4" female jack at the back of these adapters
and then you can plug directly into your XLR wall or mixing board jacks.
Order Male or Female - Very Important. Before
ordering, look at the XLR connectors you will be plugging into. If there are 3
holes going in, they are female.
If there are 3 prongs sticking out, they are male.
You
need to order the OPPOSITE gender so they will plug in. So if yours
are male, buy female and if yours are female, buy male.
The Adapter to the left is MALE
Note: I've shown at the very far left, the male jack that comes with our
Mics that you'll plug into the Female 1/4" jack on the left side of this
adapter. So in short, the XLR adapter is Male and the 1/4" Jack into it is
Female |
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Convert
1 Mic Jack So 2 Mics Can Be Plugged In
2 1/4" Female to 1 1/4" Male.
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| 2 1/4" Microphones
To ONE Input Y Adapter
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| Just $6.95 - ($3 P&H)
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OK this couldn't be simpler. What if you want to plug in two
of our microphones with 1/4" Male plugs into your PA, Karaoke or other Mic
input where there's only 1 1/4" Mic input?
No problem. These Y adapters allow you to plug in two MICs into only ONE Mic jack
on a PA, Karaoke, Computer or Camcorder. That's all there is to it.
There's no loss and no problem. Just plug them in. This adapter allows you to
plug in 2 1/4" male Mic Plugs into its 2 1/4" female Jacks and provides
you with a single male 1/4" plug to plug into your PA, Recorder or other
Mic input. |
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Convert
1 Mic Jack So 2 Mics Can Be Plugged In
2 3.5mm (1/8") Female to 1 3.5mm Male.
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| 2 3.5mm (1/8")
Microphones To ONE Input Y Adapter
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| Just $6.95 - ($3 P&H)
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OK this couldn't be simpler. What if you want to plug in two of our microphones
with 3.5mm (1/8") male plugs into your PA, Computer or Camcorder where there's
only 1 3.5mm Mic input?
No problem. These Y adapters allow you to plug in two MICs into only ONE Mic jack
on a PA, Karaoke, Computer or Camcorder. That's all there is to it.
There's no loss and no problem. Just plug them in. This adapter allows you to
plug in 2 3.5mm (1/8") male Mic Plugs into its 2 3.5mm (1/8") female
Jacks and provides you with a single male 3.5mm (1/8") plug to plug into
your computer, potable or other 3.5 Mic input. |
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Microphone
& PA 15' Extension Cable
Male 1/4 to Male 1/4"
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| 1/4" Mic to 1/4" Mic 15'
Cable |
| $12.95 - ($3.95 P&H)
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Want a longer Mic cable? Need to connect two PAs for more shared sound output?
This 15' 1/4" male to 1/4" Male cable is your answer.
You'll find lots of uses for an extended cable. I've listed two that apply to
our Mics and PAs below
Special Use For DAK No Cable Mics.
DAK's No cable Mics come with 48" cables to connect the receiver to
your PA or other Mic input. Usually that's much more than you need. But if you
need additional distance, just pick up some of these heavy duty 15' cables. You
use them instead of the cables that come with the Mics. There's no loss and no
problem, just added length.
Special Use for DAK's PA Systems.
DAK's PAs are perfect for groups up to 100-120 people. But what if you have
a larger group? Well, we have wireless system to connect two or more PAs on the
same frequency electronically. But if you already have 2 PAs and they aren't on
the same frequency, then just plug this 15' heavy duty shielded cable into the
REC out on one PA and to the AUX in on the 2nd and you'll get all the sound that's
normally being broadcast from the first PA coming out of both PAs and you'll have
separate volume control on the 2nd PA too. Very handy to have. |
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I never have enough cables. Every time I get
in a new stereo component or want to connect my newest audio toy to my computer
I was forever looking for the right cable or adapter to make it happen.
Over the years there have been dozens of times when I had to get in my car and
head off to my neighborhood electronics store to get that cable or adapter.
Well about 10 years ago, I said no more. I simply bought all the cables I ever
use and a whole bunch of adapters that I thought I might or might not ever use
and I've thanked heaven a hundred times since when I'm hooking stuff up.
So I thought, why don't I create a special page of audio cables and adapters that
you can pick and choose from and stock up too. You'll be so glad you did the next
time you're hooking up that new X#A#@A toy that needs an adapter that's not included.
Plus I've put together a special collection of the cables, adapters and Ys that
make my life easiest.
I call it my "For want of a nail, the kingdom was lost," essential cable
collection. And it really is essential, not because I'm in the fun electronics
business, but because I'm my own best customer and I buy new stuff just about
every day. So enjoy.
P.S. If you're not old enough to remember the proverb about losing the kingdom,
I looked it up and here it is.
"For want of a nail the shoe was lost.
For want of a shoe the horse was lost.
For want of a horse the rider was lost.
For want of a rider the battle was lost.
For want of a battle the kingdom was lost.
And all for the want of a horseshoe nail."
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All
The Cables You Need To Connect Your Audio Components.
