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A-Zoom

A-Zoom SC11 Y-Splitter TRS Cable

SKU CH-7PPC-C6MP8

A TRS splitter cable connects two microphones to one DSLR camera input

  • Connect two microphones to one camera input
  • TRS splitter merges dual mono signals into stereo
  • Simplifies dual Wireless GO receiver setups
  • Works with VideoMic for flexible recording options
  • Pairs with DCS-1 for streamlined filmmaking workflow

Dual-microphone TRS splitter

The A-Zoom SC11 Y-Splitter TRS Cable connects two mono microphone outputs to a single stereo camera input. It is designed for videographers who need to record two separate audio sources on a DSLR-style camera. The cable accepts dual Wireless GO receivers or a wireless receiver paired with a VideoMic. It streamlines the audio workflow for dual-mic filming.

Replaces dual-cable rigs

This splitter replaces the need for separate cables or a bulky mixer when recording two microphones simultaneously. The jump is worth it when you want a compact, passive solution that feeds both sources into one stereo jack. It eliminates cable clutter on the camera body and simplifies gain management. The passive design requires no batteries or external power.

Handles two mono sources

The cable comfortably handles two mono signals routed to the left and right channels of a stereo TRS input. It runs out when the camera or recorder cannot independently control the gain for each channel. Post-production separation depends on the recorder keeping channels discrete. It does not sum signals to mono or provide phantom power.

Highlights

  • Connect two microphones to one camera input
  • TRS splitter merges dual mono signals into stereo
  • Simplifies dual Wireless GO receiver setups
  • Works with VideoMic for flexible recording options
  • Pairs with DCS-1 for streamlined filmmaking workflow

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

What connectors does the SC11 use to join two microphones to one camera?

The SC11 uses a TRS splitter cable that takes two mono outputs and combines them into a single stereo input for the camera.

How do you connect the SC11 correctly so both microphones are recorded?

Plug each microphone into the two mono ends of the splitter, then insert the stereo end into the camera's microphone input; reversing the ends will send audio to only one channel.

When should the SC11 cable be replaced to keep audio clean?

Replace the cable if the plugs become loose, the insulation shows cracks, or you hear intermittent crackling when the cable moves during recording.

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