Hi. Is the female jack tip-ring-sleeve (3 conductor) or tip-ring-ring-sleeve (4 conductor)? Thanks.
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It is tip-ring-sleeve (3 conductor). However I use it with an extension cord that plugs into my PC that is a 4 conductor cord and it works just fine.
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Not sure what a 3 or 4 conductor is. All I know if that I har a LifeProof box surrounding my iPhone 4S and the adapter doesn't work
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The male end is 3-conductor. I can't speak for the female connector but I guess it doesn't matter if the male end isn't.
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Female the three connector Female most like mine have a snap in so it locks. This should be very simple as XLR cable are Male to Female in and out.
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Hi Andrea, this cable is female to male, you must buy later an Female To 1/4 Male Adapter. Hopes this help you. See you.
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It is just a 3.5mm headset jack extension, however i do not recommend it. The top silver tube is just a sleeve that is not in any way affixed to the rest of the product, so when you remove it it will eventually come off and make the contents fall out. We have had much better luck with ASIN B00HI4QRW6. if you paste that in the search bar you will find an item made with a plastic guard that is properly adhered.
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"TRS" stands for Tip-Ring-Shield, the common pattern for stereo headphone plugs. This model has a 3.5mm [same as 1/8"] diameter TRS plug on the cord, and the package includes a yellow metal adapter to plug into a 6.3mm [same as 1/4"] diameter TRS jack to use on older and high-end home audio gear. Wikipedia tells more about connectors like this than you would probably ever want to know. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phone_connector_%28audio%29
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Gosh, I can't remember, but, I believe it was 4.......But, they are worth their weight in gold, no pun intended. You just strip the wire, unscrew the top brass part, shove the bared wires up thru the black part, and bend the wire over the edge of the bottom party, then screw the top back on and, voila, it works......and, the flexable top part is strong as iron, well almost.........sorry, that's about all I can tell you.......except I use them on every electronic piece i have in the house......makes it all so simple and easy to do..........
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Four. But be aware (from my experience) there are two types of Monster Flexwire connectors. The one pictured has a large soldered head. Sometimes that 'knob' won't fit in retro stereo connectors. You either have to (1) shave that head down with a file or Dremel tool, OR (2) drill out the speaker connectors to a little larger hole. This didn't happen until Monster changed their flex connectors to the larger head. The older ones worked just fine. FYI. I think Monster is phasing these connectors out and going to a new 'flex' connector. I just checked Amazon.com. The Quick Lock MKII are the flex pins with the larger heads. The GF-PH are the smaller heads. I hope this helps. Four. But be aware (from my experience) there are two types of Monster Flexwire connectors. The one pictured has a large soldered head. Sometimes that 'knob' won't fit in retro stereo connectors. You either have to (1) shave that head down with a file or Dremel tool, OR (2) drill out the speaker connectors to a little larger hole. This didn't happen until Monster changed their flex connectors to the larger head. The older ones worked just fine. FYI. I think Monster is phasing these connectors out and going to a new 'flex' connector. I just checked Amazon.com. The Quick Lock MKII are the... » Read More Four. But be aware (from my experience) there are two types of Monster Flexwire connectors. The one pictured has a large soldered head. Sometimes that 'knob' won't fit in retro stereo connectors. You either have to (1) shave that head down with a file or Dremel tool, OR (2) drill out the speaker connectors to a little larger hole. This didn't happen until Monster changed their flex connectors to the larger head. The older ones worked just fine. FYI. I think Monster is phasing these connectors out and going to a new 'flex' connector. I just checked Amazon.com. The Quick Lock MKII are the flex pins with the larger heads. The GF-PH are the smaller heads. I hope this helps. « Show Less
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The one i recieved had the L-14-30amp, i zoomed in on the picture, and it has 30a ends also ,10/4 wire, probably just a typo on the L-14-20, its works great, seems to be good quality and the cord is very flexable, have a great day !!!
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You ask: Does hose typically get male plug on one end to connect to female sleeve on compressor?"Answer: Yes
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Sorry, but then I don't know the answer to your question. Quite frankly, my understanding of the A & B notation is simply the twisted pair order not the diameter of the cable. I've been doing this for years and this is the first I've ever heard of it. Good luck.
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I do not see a picture ... Sorry can't answer ... Male connectors have a pin/post while female connectors will have sockets
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i don't know what you mean by 3 ring adaptor... there are 2 channels for stereo sound and one for mic... BTW it is a poorly made product
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Not clear of your issue. Are you using a Tip, Ring, Sleeve, three contact stereo phone jack ? A mono Tip, Sleeve jack will not work.
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The image is correct. It is 2 x 3 pin male jacks. The female end is 4 pin. So it's like the description says: 3.5mm 4 Pin [female] to 2x3 Pin [male] 3.5mm
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It's just exactly as the picture appears. There is one small 4pin molex (for powering something like a small fan ) and one larger standard 4pin molex connector for powering a larger fan or a hard drive. Both molex connectors are female.
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yes, photo of product is wrong - shows 30 AMP. but, i bought this product, 55562, and it is 50 AMP or 4 hole/4 prong. you twist it to lock in receptacle on rv, then tighten ring. i use it because it gives me more flexibility - use with 50 AMP cord or 30 AMP cord with 50 to 30 adaptor. product has been excellent and is high quality. price is good
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HiRE an audio and Mic jack, I do not think this is the adapter you need. Both the male and female connectors are TRRS. (Tip Ring1 Ring2 Sleeve) It passes stereo and mic signal and is essentially just a 90 for input and output. If you use just a TRS (Tip Ring Sleeve) Stereo In you have only Stereo Out.You can certainly plug it into either a stereo and mic (TRRS) or just stereo (TRS) but output will only be what you put in to it.Hope that helps