Dual XLR Female to 3.5 mm TRS Stereo Microphone Cable, 2 XLR Female to 1/8 inch TRS Stereo Y Splitter Patch Cable, 6.6 Feet

Been using for over a month now. Quality sound and looks and feels like quality. Happy camper!

Decent quality and works as is supposed to.

I chose this cable because it is covered in fabric, making it more convenient to use in my home studio where cables are spread over a small area. This cable meets all my expectations, although I have a slight reservation about the somewhat high price for this type of product, but the build quality is definitely there. If only this manufacturer would release the same cable with Neutrik connectors... I can only recommend this cable.

This is a perfect adapter to connect my XLR microphone output to my digital audio recorder’s 3.5mm input

Pro:Cables are well built. Work well in an RF environment.Con:The sales page doesn't give a clear explanation of how long each individual XLR cable is from the split. In the case of this particular item, it is only around 6" at most. I could not separate my speakers at all. They had to be almost touching each other to make both connections.Other than that, the Cables are well made.They just need to make it very clear in their ad how long each cable is.

This was ordered for my father, and the cable connections he had previously purchased were oxidized. His mixer needed a fast and cheap solution. I chose this cable. While waiting, I was anxious, and i worried that my father did not like it.When I received the product, my troubles were superfluous. To my surprise, the cable has reusable cable ties. This is a cheap, fairly hard gold-plated connector. Don't worry that it will oxidize over time when used indoors or outdoors. The intelligibility of the sound is very high, and I dissected it (picture uploaded). The cable is not stiff or difficult to handle, that is to say, it does have flexibility and can be easily adjusted for use.My father loves it! It's great! Time will tell if it can tolerate heavy use.

Cables worked great to feed digital playlist to my amp for garage heresies.

Have used it once only, worked fine as intended, so can’t say much about durability.Edit: few weeks later it stop working all of a sudden. I believe it was the 3.5mm end part of the cable cause both channels completely dropped out. Not good quality it seems.

I have a mic that has a single 3.5mm monitor jack. When I practice singing with my friend we typically need to listen to the monitor to make sure everything is captured and sounds right. This TRS splitter now allows me to listen to the same monitor, making life easier when we record a song.

Good make.

Exactly what I was looking. I can connect 2 XLR microphones and it goes into 2 separate channels in the camera using a single TRS.

So far so good and it works well off of my Zoom F3 recorder.

It doesn't work like it to be working ,dosent work if you don't holdingItDoesn't work, can I put it back or exchange for other becouse it doesn't work