Hosa Technology
Hosa Technology 10' TRS Male to 3.5mm Female Adapter
A 10-foot adapter cable connects a 3.5 mm TRS plug to a 1/4-inch TRS jack for extended headphone reach
- Type1 qty
- Extends headphone reach with 10 ft cable length
- Connects 3.5 mm plug to 1/4 in jack
- Stereo TRS wiring preserves full left-right signal
- Flexible construction suits studio and stage use
- Works with cameras, instruments and audio interfaces
What this adapter does
The Hosa Technology adapter cable connects a 3.5 mm TRS male plug to a 1/4 inch TRS female jack over a 10 foot length. It lets you plug consumer headphones or portable audio sources into professional gear that uses the larger stereo phone connector. Musicians, podcasters and home-studio owners use it to bridge the two common jack sizes without signal loss.
When the extra reach matters
The 10 foot cable replaces a short factory headphone lead or a bulky separate extension, giving you room to move around a mixer, audio interface or keyboard. The jump is worth it whenever the stock cord is too short to reach your listening position or when you need a single, tidy run instead of daisy-chaining multiple adapters.
Capacity and headroom
The TRS-to-TRS wiring carries a balanced stereo signal suitable for headphones, line-level sources and instrument outputs. It handles typical studio monitoring levels and portable device volumes with plenty of headroom. The cable runs out when you need a mono TS connection, a different jack size or a run longer than 10 feet.
Highlights
- Extends headphone reach with 10 ft cable length
- Connects 3.5 mm plug to 1/4 in jack
- Stereo TRS wiring preserves full left-right signal
- Flexible construction suits studio and stage use
- Works with cameras, instruments and audio interfaces
Specifications
| Brand | Hosa |
|---|---|
| Type | 1 qty |
Questions about this item
What cable length and connector sizes must reach my 1/4-inch headphone jack?
The cable is 10 feet long with a 3.5mm TRS male plug on one end and a 1/4-inch TRS female jack on the other, letting you plug a mini headphone into a full-size stereo socket.
Which end goes into the source and which end accepts my headphones, and what is the common mistake?
Insert the 3.5mm male plug into the audio source such as a mixer or interface, then plug your headphones into the 1/4-inch female jack; the error is reversing them, which leaves the signal path open.
What wear should I expect on the 1/4-inch jack after repeated headphone changes?
The 1/4-inch TRS female jack can loosen over many insertions, causing intermittent contact; if crackling appears, replace the adapter cable to restore a solid stereo connection.
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