The SA-Y33 headset adapter solves the compatibility gap between modern TRRS headsets and devices with separate audio and microphone ports. This 10-inch Y splitter cable lets gamers, content creators, and mobile users connect their single-plug headsets to laptops, gaming systems, and audio interfaces that require separate connections.

The cable converts one 3.5mm TRRS male connector into two 3.5mm female jacks — one for audio output and one for microphone input. This design preserves both stereo audio quality and microphone functionality without signal degradation or compatibility issues.

Gold-plated connectors ensure reliable contact and resist corrosion over time, while oxygen-free copper conductors maintain clean signal transmission. The compact 10-inch length provides flexibility without excess cable clutter on your desk or gaming setup.

Perfect for connecting gaming headsets to Xbox controllers, PS4 systems, laptops, tablets, and desktop computers with separate audio/mic ports. Content creators use this adapter to connect mobile recording setups to professional audio interfaces. The cable also works in reverse — combining separate microphone and headphone signals into a single TRRS output for smartphones or tablets.

Simply plug your TRRS headset into the male connector, then connect the female ends to your device's audio and microphone ports. The cable is clearly marked to identify which connector handles audio versus microphone signals.

Seismic Audio backs the SA-Y33 with a one-year warranty and ships direct from our warehouse for reliable delivery and support.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What devices is this adapter compatible with?

The SA-Y33 works with any device that has separate 3.5mm audio and microphone ports, including most laptops, desktop computers, Xbox controllers, PS4 systems, and audio interfaces. It's designed to connect TRRS headsets (single plug with built-in microphone) to these dual-port devices.

Can I use this adapter with my iPhone or Android phone?

This adapter is designed for the opposite direction — it splits a TRRS connection into separate audio and mic ports. To connect separate headphones and microphones to a smartphone's single TRRS port, you'd need a different type of adapter that combines rather than splits signals.

Will this work with all gaming headsets?

The adapter works with any headset that uses a standard 3.5mm TRRS connector (four-conductor plug with tip, ring, ring, sleeve configuration). Most modern gaming headsets use this standard, but some proprietary gaming headsets may use different wiring schemes that could cause compatibility issues.

How do I know which female connector is for audio versus microphone?

The connectors are typically marked or color-coded to indicate audio output versus microphone input. Audio is usually green or unmarked, while microphone is often pink or clearly labeled. Check your device's port colors and markings to ensure proper connection.

Can this adapter improve audio quality from my headset?

The adapter maintains signal integrity through gold-plated connectors and oxygen-free copper conductors, but it won't enhance the original audio quality of your headset. It simply ensures clean signal transmission between your headset and device without introducing interference or degradation.

WARNING: This product can expose you to chemicals including Di(2-ethylhexyl)phthalate (DEHP), which is known to the State of California to cause cancer. For more information, go to: www.P65Warnings.ca.gov