LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD USB Audio Interface 3.5mm TRS TRRS Mute
A compact USB audio interface connects 3.5 mm TRS or TRRS microphones with plug-in power, adds a headphone output for monitoring and a soft-touch mute button, and works driver-free on Mac.
- Works with TRS and TRRS 3.5 mm microphones
- 5 mm headphone output enables real-time monitoring
- Soft-touch mute button for privacy and cough control
- Plug-and-play on Mac and PC with no drivers
- Compact design suits lavaliers, shotguns and wireless mics
Compact USB audio interface for 3.5 mm microphones
This LORDWORLD adapter connects TRS or TRRS 3.5 mm microphones to a computer over USB. It supplies plug-in power for lavaliers, mini shotguns and wireless systems. A 3.5 mm headphone output enables real-time monitoring or connection to powered speakers. The device works for recording, streaming and virtual meetings.
Check your microphone plug and monitoring needs
Verify that your microphone uses a 3.5 mm TRS or TRRS connector before ordering. The interface provides plug-in power, so confirm your mic supports it. You will need a free USB-A port or a suitable USB-C or Lightning adapter for the host device. Ensure you have 3.5 mm headphones or powered speakers if you want to monitor the signal.
Aluminium-bodied dongle with soft-touch mute button
The compact aluminium housing resists everyday knocks and fits alongside other ports. A soft-touch mute button silences the microphone instantly for privacy during calls or as a cough button while streaming. Plug-and-play operation requires no drivers on Mac or PC. The short integrated cable keeps the desk tidy and the 3.5 mm jacks lock in securely.
Highlights
- Works with TRS and TRRS 3.5 mm microphones
- 5 mm headphone output enables real-time monitoring
- Soft-touch mute button for privacy and cough control
- Plug-and-play on Mac and PC with no drivers
- Compact design suits lavaliers, shotguns and wireless mics
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the box include the 3.5 mm microphone or headphones, or must I buy them separately?
The interface only provides the 3.5 mm TRS/TRRS input and headphone output; you supply your own lavalier, shotgun or wireless mic and your own headphones or powered speakers.
The title mentions TRS and TRRS — which one should I choose for my microphone?
Both plug types fit the single 3.5 mm jack; the interface detects the wiring automatically and supplies plug-in power for either electret capsule.
What does the soft-touch mute button actually do when I press it during a stream?
It instantly cuts the microphone signal at hardware level so no audio reaches the computer, handy for coughs, private remarks or quick privacy during meetings.
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