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Samson SATPAD883 1/8" TRS Stereo Cable 3 Foot

Samson SATPAD883 3-foot 1/8" TRS stereo cable delivers clean audio connections between portable devices.

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Overview

The Samson SATPAD883 is a 3-foot stereo cable fitted with 1/8-inch (3.5mm) TRS connectors on both ends. It is designed for simple, reliable audio connections between consumer and prosumer devices — linking a laptop to powered speakers, connecting a phone to an auxiliary input, or routing audio between portable recorders and mixers. The TRS configuration ensures a proper stereo signal is maintained across the connection, with dedicated conductors for left channel, right channel, and ground.

At just 3 feet in length, this cable is purpose-built for close-proximity setups where excess cable would create clutter. Samson, known primarily for their microphones and studio accessories, applies their audio engineering standards to this accessory, making it a dependable choice for users who want a quick grab-and-go cable without worrying about signal quality. It is a simple product that fills a common need — clean, short-run stereo audio patching between 3.5mm devices.

Key Features

3' Breakout Cable

Specifications

Brand
Samson
Model
SATPAD883
Connector Type
1/8" TRS Stereo to 1/8" TRS Stereo
Length
3 Feet

Frequently Asked Questions

This cable connects any two devices with a standard 1/8-inch (3.5mm) TRS stereo jack — such as smartphones, tablets, laptops, portable speakers, headphone amplifiers, and audio interfaces with 3.5mm inputs or outputs.
At 3 feet, it is well suited for short-distance connections on a desk, such as linking a laptop to a portable speaker. For setups requiring more distance, a longer cable would be needed.
Yes, the TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) connectors transmit a full stereo signal with separate left and right channels.
This is a TRS stereo cable, not a TRRS cable, so it does not carry a separate microphone channel. It is designed for stereo audio output and line-level connections only.