The SA-Y32 headset adapter cable solves the single-port problem for gamers, content creators, and mobile device users who need separate audio and microphone connections. This 1-foot Y-splitter cable connects devices with combined 3.5mm TRRS jacks to equipment requiring dedicated audio and mic inputs.

The cable takes a single 3.5mm TRRS male connector and splits it into two separate 3.5mm female jacks—one for audio output and one for microphone input. This essential adapter bridges the gap between modern devices that combine both signals and older audio equipment or gaming setups that need them separated.

Built with gold-plated connectors and oxygen-free copper conductors, the SA-Y32 maintains signal integrity across both audio and microphone channels. The 1-foot length keeps desktop setups clean while providing enough reach for comfortable positioning. The compact design won't add bulk to mobile gaming rigs or portable recording setups.

Perfect for connecting gaming headsets to laptops, splitting tablet audio for recording applications, or adapting smartphone headsets for use with desktop computers. Content creators use this adapter to connect mobile devices to mixing boards or audio interfaces. The cable works with Xbox controllers, PS4 systems, tablets, smartphones, and any device featuring a 4-pole TRRS connector.

Simply plug the male TRRS connector into your device and connect your headphones to the audio jack and microphone to the mic jack. The cable comes ready to use with no additional adapters needed.

Seismic Audio backs the SA-Y32 with a one-year warranty and ships direct from our facility for reliable delivery.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices work with the SA-Y32 headset adapter?

The SA-Y32 works with any device that has a 4-pole 3.5mm TRRS jack, including smartphones, tablets, laptops, Xbox controllers, and PS4 systems. The male TRRS connector plugs into your device, while the dual female jacks accept standard 3-pole headphone and microphone plugs. This makes it ideal for connecting separate gaming headphones and microphones to devices that only have a single combined jack.

Can I use this cable to connect a gaming headset to my computer?

Yes, the SA-Y32 is perfect for connecting gaming headsets with combined 3.5mm plugs to computers with separate audio and microphone jacks. Plug the TRRS male end into your gaming headset's cable, then connect the audio female jack to your computer's headphone port and the microphone female jack to your computer's mic input. This setup works great for desktop gaming and voice chat applications.

Does this cable work in reverse to combine separate audio and mic signals?

No, the SA-Y32 is designed as a one-way splitter only, taking a combined TRRS signal and splitting it into separate audio and microphone outputs. It cannot combine two separate signals into one TRRS output. The cable's internal wiring is configured specifically for splitting the 4-pole TRRS input into two 3-pole outputs.

How long is the cable and will it reach across my desk setup?

The SA-Y32 is exactly 1 foot long, which provides enough length for most desktop setups while keeping cable management clean. This length works well for connecting devices on the same desk surface or within arm's reach. If you need more distance between your device and audio equipment, you can use additional 3.5mm extension cables on either the input or output sides.

What's the difference between TRRS and regular 3.5mm audio cables?

TRRS stands for Tip-Ring-Ring-Sleeve, indicating a 4-pole connector that carries both stereo audio and microphone signals on a single plug. Regular 3.5mm audio cables typically use 3-pole TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) connectors for stereo audio only. The SA-Y32's TRRS input can handle the combined signal from gaming headsets and smartphones, while its dual TRS outputs separate the audio and microphone signals for use with standard equipment.

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