
Mogami
Mogami GOLD 3.5-3.5-20 TRS Stereo Audio Cable 20ft
Experience Pristine Audio with Unwavering ClarityIntroducing the Mogami Gold Stereo Audio Patch Cable, engineered for exceptional signal transmission and superior sound quality. Featuring 3.5mm TRS male plugs with gold contacts and straight connectors, this cable ensures a reliable and noise-free...
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Overview
Experience Pristine Audio with Unwavering Clarity
Introducing the Mogami Gold Stereo Audio Patch Cable, engineered for exceptional signal transmission and superior sound quality. Featuring 3.5mm TRS male plugs with gold contacts and straight connectors, this cable ensures a reliable and noise-free connection. Perfect for professional audio applications, delivering unparalleled audio fidelity.
Specifications:
- Brand: Mogami
- Model: GOLD 3.5-3.5-20
- Connector Type: 3.5mm TRS Male Plugs
- Contact Material: Gold
- Connector Style: Straight
- Length: 20 Foot
Specifications
Brand
Mogami
Series
GOLD
Connector Type
3.5mm TRS
Cable Type
Stereo Audio Cable
Length
20 feet
Frequently Asked Questions
What type of connectors does this Mogami GOLD cable feature?
This Mogami GOLD cable features 3.5mm TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) stereo audio connectors on both ends.
How long is the Mogami GOLD 3.5-3.5-20 TRS Stereo Audio Cable?
The cable has a length of 20 feet, offering ample reach for various audio setups.
Is this cable suitable for connecting professional studio equipment?
While Mogami is known for professional audio, the 3.5mm TRS connector is typically found on consumer or semi-professional gear, rather than standard XLR or 1/4" studio connections.
Can this cable be used for microphone connections?
This is a stereo audio cable, primarily for line-level signals. While 3.5mm TRS can carry a stereo microphone signal, it is not typically used for professional mono microphone connections which often require XLR.
What does "TRS" mean in the cable description?
TRS stands for Tip-Ring-Sleeve, which in this 3.5mm context indicates a stereo audio connection, separating left and right audio channels plus a ground.