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Ruth's sister 3-Pin Audio Cable Microphone Connector Solder Male

SKU CH-ZP2F-HB2SV

A 3-pin male microphone connector for soldering custom audio cables

  • 3-pin male connector fits standard microphone inputs
  • solder terminals create secure permanent joints
  • mini portable size suits tight chassis spaces
  • audio video adapter enables mixed-signal routing

3-Pin Audio Cable for Microphone Soldering

This 3-pin audio cable provides a male microphone connector intended for soldering into custom wiring projects. It serves hobbyists and technicians building or repairing audio interconnects where a compact, portable plug is required. The connector is sold as a single piece for point-to-point assembly.

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Verify that your microphone or device expects a 3-pin male plug and that the pin pitch matches your PCB or panel cut-out. Ensure you have soldering equipment and heat-shrink or insulation materials to complete the termination safely. Confirm the cable length meets your internal routing needs.

Highlights

  • 3-pin male connector fits standard microphone inputs
  • solder terminals create secure permanent joints
  • mini portable size suits tight chassis spaces
  • audio video adapter enables mixed-signal routing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Does the single 3-pin male connector arrive ready to solder, or are extra pins or housing supplied separately?

The package contains one 3-pin male audio connector intended for solder termination; no additional pins, housings or cables are included.

Is this the only pin-count option available, or are other versions such as 4-pin or 5-pin offered under the same listing?

The listing specifies a single 3-pin male connector; no alternative pin-count versions are mentioned.

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