Sescom LN2MIC-TASDR100 3.5 Line to Mic 35dB Attenuation 9" DSLR Cable for DR-100

Works as expected to lower input level to mic level. Didn't notice any signal problems.

I mix the sound coming in to my 5d2 w a Tascam DR100 . That camera and my 6d are not great for audio recording so i use the Tascam to record outside the camera and bring it in w/this cable. The audio is incredible. Price is high but it gets the job done. Will probly buy another one as a backup.

Only product I've been able to find ANYWHERE that converts a line level signal into a mic level signal. I use this for sending a direct output from my audio interface to a mic input on a camcorder, to record video of live performances with CD-quality audio. Works like a charm! If you try the same thing, just make sure you get an extension cable that is properly shielded. (the first extension cable I got was a cheapo, and didn't work for this reason)

When recording audio sometimes the signal will be a "little hot" and you need to bring it down and this accessory does just that. I have used it in a variety of applications including straight audio recording and in video. The cable is conveniently labeled to show you which end goes where. The price may be stiff for a simple cable but its function is well worth the price.

It pads my Rode Wireless Go II enough go record live music off a standard mixer, but for the price tag, there are a few abnormalities with the build quality. The ease with which the outer casing unscrews off the end of the plug is a little annoying, I've had it start happening accidentally a time or two. And the crimping looks a little sloppy and like it was done at an angle. Attenuator or not, this is a $30+ ~5 inch cable, if should be a little better put together.

I love it. Had trouble with running mixer board audio to my zoom audio recorder as far as the sound be distorted and this fixed it. perfect clarity

Trabanja exelente con los Saramonic los conecto a mi consola de sonido.

Linked my Tascam audio recorder to my Nikon camera. Bought in 2016 and it still works great in 2020. I've never had any problems with it.