Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Remote Audio
A 9-inch TA5M cable splits to 3.5 mm TRS and TA3F connectors with a 1/4" adapter included
The Remote Audio TA5M to 3.5 mm TRS Unimatch Plug and TA3F Breakout Cable converts a TA5M connector into a 3.5 mm TRS output and a TA3F breakout, letting professionals link microphones, recorders and playback gear with a single short lead. It is aimed at field recordists and studio engineers who need reliable signal routing between dissimilar audio devices.
The 9-inch length keeps the connection tidy on a belt pack or camera rig while providing enough slack for comfortable device placement. The cable handles balanced and unbalanced line-level signals cleanly, but it cannot supply phantom power or drive long cable runs where attenuation would become audible.
With no active electronics the adapter draws zero power and adds no self-noise, making it suitable for critical quiet passages. The rugged jacketing resists repeated coiling and connector strain, so the cable maintains consistent contact resistance in daily location work.
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The cable converts a TA5M connector to a 3.5 mm TRS unimatch plug and a TA3F breakout, so your existing TA5M source connects directly.
Monitor the output through the 3.5 mm TRS plug or the included 1/4" adapter; clean audio with no drop-outs confirms the breakout is functioning.
The 1/4" adapter is included in the box along with the 9-inch TA5M to 3.5 mm TRS unimatch plug and TA3F breakout cable.
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