Professional audio technicians, mobile DJs, and church sound teams rely on quality 3.5mm TRRS connectors for custom cable builds and field repairs. When your iPhone, iPad, or laptop audio connection fails mid-event, having the right connector on hand keeps the show running.

These male 3.5mm TRRS connectors handle four-pole audio connections, supporting stereo output plus microphone input – essential for modern mobile devices and DJ controller integration. The nickel-plated contacts resist corrosion and provide reliable signal transfer, while spring strain relief prevents cable damage at the connector joint.

Each connector features solder terminals for permanent installations and custom cable assemblies. The four-pole TRRS configuration works with smartphones, tablets, DJ controllers, and portable recording devices. Professional techs stock these for emergency repairs and custom cable runs.

Use these connectors for DJ booth setups connecting mobile devices to mixing consoles, church sound systems integrating tablet-based worship tracks, or school AV installations requiring device connectivity. They're equally valuable for repair technicians servicing damaged headphone cables and audio adapters.

The spring strain relief extends cable life by absorbing flex stress at the connection point. Solder terminals accommodate 22-24 AWG wire for professional installations. Each 4-pack includes identical connectors for consistent builds.

Seismic Audio backs these connectors with a one-year warranty and ships them ready for immediate use. Professional-grade components at working musician prices.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between TRS and TRRS connectors?

TRS connectors have three contact points (tip, ring, sleeve) for stereo audio, while TRRS adds a fourth contact for microphone input. TRRS connectors work with smartphones, tablets, and devices requiring both audio output and mic input on the same jack.

Can I use these to repair headphone cables?

Yes, these TRRS connectors work perfectly for repairing headphones with inline microphones or volume controls. Standard stereo headphones without microphones typically use TRS connectors, so verify your headphone type before ordering.

What wire gauge do these connectors accept?

The solder terminals accommodate 22-24 AWG wire, which covers most professional audio cable applications. Use stranded copper wire for flexibility, and tin the wire ends before soldering for clean connections.

Will these work with DJ controllers and mixing boards?

These connectors work for connecting mobile devices to DJ controllers or mixers that have 3.5mm auxiliary inputs. However, most professional DJ and mixing equipment uses 1/4" TRS or XLR connections, so you may need adapters or different cable assemblies.

How do I know if my device needs TRRS or TRS?

Check if your device has a combined headphone/microphone jack (common on smartphones and tablets) – that requires TRRS. Separate headphone and mic jacks typically use TRS connectors. Most modern mobile devices use TRRS for their single audio jack.

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