Detail 01
1/4" TRS male end
Three-conductor plug, so it carries left and right. It goes into the headphone output on an amp, mixer or interface.

Independent shopping perspective
A 10 ft cable that lets 3.5 mm headphones reach a 1/4" headphone jack and gives you room to move away from the gear.

Strong match
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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Three-conductor plug, so it carries left and right. It goes into the headphone output on an amp, mixer or interface.
Detail 02
Your headphone plug goes in here. It accepts standard 3-conductor headphone plugs.
Detail 03
Enough to stand up and walk a few steps from a rack or desk without pulling the jack.
Detail 04
It adds cable as well as changing the connector, so it hangs and coils rather than sticking straight out of the jack.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. Both ends are wrong for that — the large end is a 1/4" plug meant for a headphone output on gear, and the small end is female.
No. Both connectors are 3-conductor, so left and right are carried through.
The mic will likely not pass. This is a stereo headphone connection, not a 4-conductor headset connection.
It is longer than most desk setups need. If you sit right at the interface, expect slack to coil on the floor.
Reference
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