Professional DJs, mobile performers, and live sound technicians need reliable 3.5mm TRRS connectors for integrating smartphones, tablets, and other mobile devices into their PA systems. The SAPT317 delivers exactly that — a pair of high-quality male TRRS connectors designed for custom cable builds and field repairs.

These 4-pole TRRS connectors handle stereo audio plus microphone signals, making them essential for connecting iPhones, iPads, and Android devices to mixing boards, DJ controllers, and PA systems. The nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion while ensuring solid signal transfer.

Each connector features solder terminals for secure connections and spring strain relief to prevent cable damage at the most vulnerable point. The 4-pole TRRS configuration supports both audio output and microphone input, perfect for DJ setups where you need to cue tracks while taking microphone input from mobile apps. Professional-grade construction means these connectors won't fail mid-gig.

Use these for building custom aux cables for DJ booths, creating backup cables for mobile DJ rigs, or retrofitting existing cables with fresh connectors. They're equally valuable for church sound systems integrating smartphone-based backing tracks or small venue setups where mobile devices serve as primary audio sources.

Each connector terminates with standard solder lugs for easy assembly with basic soldering skills. Spring strain relief protects the connection point from the cable flexing that inevitably happens during live performances.

Seismic Audio backs these connectors with a one-year warranty. Professional-grade components at accessible prices — that's the Seismic Audio difference.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TRRS and regular TRS connectors?

TRRS (tip-ring-ring-sleeve) connectors have four contacts instead of three, allowing them to carry stereo audio plus a microphone signal. This makes them perfect for smartphone and tablet connections where you need both audio output and mic input capability. Regular TRS connectors only handle stereo audio.

Can I use these to connect my iPhone to a DJ mixer?

Yes, these TRRS connectors are specifically designed for integrating smartphones and tablets into professional audio setups. You'll need to solder them to cable wire to create a custom connection from your device's headphone jack to your mixer's aux input. The 4-pole design ensures you get clean stereo output.

Do these work for building microphone cables?

These connectors are designed for line-level signals from mobile devices, not microphones. For microphone applications, you'd want XLR connectors instead. These TRRS connectors excel at connecting consumer devices like phones and laptops to professional audio equipment.

How difficult is it to solder these connectors?

Basic soldering skills are required — you'll connect four wires (left audio, right audio, microphone, and ground) to the corresponding solder terminals. The spring strain relief makes assembly easier by providing stress relief for the cable. Most technicians can complete the job in under 10 minutes per connector.

Why would I need TRRS instead of a regular aux cable?

Custom TRRS cables let you create exactly the length you need for your setup, use higher-quality cable than most pre-made options, and replace worn connectors on existing cables. For mobile DJs and live performers, having the ability to build and repair cables on-site is invaluable.

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