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Linsoul IEM Cable Adapters

Linsoul IEM Cable Adapters

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These Linsoul adapters are an easy way to change the termination on your cables without needing to make a full cable swap. Featuring five different terminations, they support a wide range of different jacks Read More

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Tysun
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Oct 26, 2019
Isn't the term "jack" is used interchangeably with "socket" and mean the same thing (female)? Like, people say "3.5mm headphone jacks in smartphones are disappearing".
LuckyLuke575
561
Jul 12, 2019
I'd really like to make my T3 cable with is 3.5 mm TRS to 2.5 mm TRRS balanced to play with my FiiO Q1 Mk II, but I'm scared of burning the amp!? I can't see how a TRS termination can be converted to a TRRS with an adapter? The TRS only has 3 poles, so I can't see how the common negative can be split. It sucks that the T3 comes with a beautiful super premium 8 core cable, but then only 3.5 mm TRS termination. It would have made more sense to have it 2.5 mm balanced and then include an adapter in the box to make it 3.5 mm TRS :(
SooSunny
19
Jul 11, 2019
Dear Sir I wanted 2.5mm female to 3.5mm Male, but my 2.5mm Male is a balance Jack and wanted a normal 3.5mm TRS Jack, wonder whether this is the correct cables.
SooSunny
19
Jul 12, 2019
That right, thinking that this product might do the job. Thanks.
SooSunny
19
Jul 12, 2019
Thanks I have more understanding..👍
iamkn
18
Jul 10, 2019
Hello, any pro out there who would be able to help? I'm wondering if using the adapter (4.4mm jack 3.5mm socket) would make my TFZ No.3 (i.e. 3.5mm jack) sound better on a Fiio M11's 4.4mm output? Thank you in advance!
divadyhl
0
Jul 11, 2019
iamkn3.5mm jack needs to be a balanced type before you can adapt it to a 4.4mm on Fiio M11. If your 3.5mm is a single ended type, and you try to use an adapter to convert to balanced, to use a balanced source, you will spoil your iems/headphones.
iamkn
18
Jul 12, 2019
divadyhl@divadyhl @The01player Thank you kind souls T.T I actually didn't know about all these! Learnt new things
chungjun
6
Jul 10, 2019
Perhaps “male” and “female” to describe the various options would make it less confusing? Correct me if I’m wrong :- jack = male socket = female Is my understanding correct?
The01player
19
Jul 10, 2019
bigshel
263
Jul 10, 2019
chungjuncorrect.. rumor has it that this is also how audiophiles learn about "the birds and the bees"... hehehe
Plchiong
8
Jul 9, 2019
Want to use a Sennheiser HD6XX or a Grado RS2E with Sony NW-ZX300A. Will the 4.4mm (Jack) to 2.5mm (Socket) works for this combination. Just want to make sure it will not damage the player or headphones.
divadyhl
0
Jul 12, 2019
The default cable that ships with the HD6xx if I'm not wrong is unbalanced. So you are looking to get a balanced cable first, and then getting the right connectors/adapters for your device. On the ZX300A your headphones will be definitely driven better via the 4.4mm balanced connection. The power out of the balanced connection on most portable devices is about two times higher than the single ended connection typically.
Plchiong
8
Jul 12, 2019
divadyhlThanks for the response and clarification again. I guess for the Sennheiser HD6XX I am looking for a balanced cable first. I should just look for a balanced cable terminating to a 4.4mm jack and skip the adapter. As for the Grado RS2E, I am out of luck. It has an unbalanced cable and it is not removable. I just have to keep on using the 3.5mm socket for it.
PaulNS
87
Jul 8, 2019
Would like a right-angle option on jack..
rock140
1
Jul 8, 2019
I got one from the Linsoul website when I ordered it with the Tin hifi P1. I got the 3.5M trs to 4.4F trrs. It works fine. I think what the product description means is that it's the receiver first adapter, then source.
Unbalanced confusions and balanced questions, they are.
wfmsiekierka
4
Jul 8, 2019
I also do not understand, 3.5mm jack to 4.4mm jack? How? If it is a construction that allows you to get a balanced exit from the unbalanced, I buy it, maybe someone can help me to understand how you can get unbalanced for a balanced?
The01player
19
Jul 9, 2019
wfmsiekierkaBalanced can take an unbalanced signal, thats why these terminate to unbalanced 3.5mm. The other options are balanced to balanced, which is just a difference in plug size.
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