CMP-110 Mono Interconnect, 1/4 Inch TS to 3.5 mm TRS, 10 Feet

Perfect if you need this type of cable. Be sure to understand your connections between 3.5mm and 1/4 Inch and TS and TRS. I usually am plugging out of a standard consumer-level headphone jack. So TRS (tip/ring/sleeve) is what's needed on that end and then I'm usually plugging in the other end, TS (tip/sleeve), into my mixer. The length is perfect for the price point, and the audio quality is good. Recommended.

Professional grade with excellent build quality and maximal signal transfer

Works perfect. Wish it was a tiny bit longer, but that's not the cords fault.

Works great from Ipad to amplifier. Clean sound.

This cable is great if you're trying to connect/convert any Stereo source to any Mono input and vice versa. I use it to connect a laptop to a direct box and also an aux send from a professional mixer to the line in on a laptop (for recording). Stereo to Mono summing direct boxes cost $70+; this cable is a great alternative for anyone on a budget. Great for connecting iPods and other mp3 players to a mono direct box or line input on a professional mixer. The cable itself has cheap connectors, is thin (size of a normal headphone cord), but VERY flexible. Can't beat it for the price!

First, this cable was hard to find and was out of stock when I ordered it. It took several weeks to get it but it was worth it. I like to practice my bass along with solo tracks wearing headphones so I don't disturb the family. This cable runs from my laptop with a 3.5mm jack, which plays the solo track, to a mixer with 1/4" jacks that I have my bass also plugged into on another channel. I plug my headphones into the mixer and get the right mix in my headphones. There's not much to say about the cable except I've been using it now for quite a few months. It is holding up fine, is well shielded, and delivers the audio to my mixer as desired.

Cable seems well built and works flawlessly for sending a mono signal to a dual output. This is NOT a summing cable and should not be used to drop a stereo signal to mono. This could and probably would result in damage to the stereo amp/pre-amp due to impedance issues. This is to allow a mono signal to be sent to a stereo output where it will output the mono signal on both channels. It works well for the intended purpose.

This cord was extremely inexpensive, but I am very satisfied with the quality of the item. The cable itself is substantial and not extremely thin and flexible like some designed for travel. I use this to take the headphone output from stereo and send it to a single speaker. The speaker is a three-way with excellent frequency range but still plays mono. This patch cord combines the outputs of both stereo channels into a single mono channel in a balanced manner that loses no musical information. Works as intended.