About the Hosa Mini to 1/4" Headphone Adapter
This adapter lets you connect a headphone cable with a full-size (1/4") plug into a portable audio device with a stereo mini headphone output jack. The right-angle connnector gives it a convenient low profile.
Product highlights:
- adapts a stereo mini headphone output jack to a full-size 1/4" cable
- 3.5mm TRS male to 1/4" TRS female adapter
- 6-1/2" pigtail design reduces stress on the input jack
- warranty: limited lifetime
- Our 60-day money-back guarantee
- MFR # MHE-100.5
What's in the box:
- 6.5" Female 1/4" TRS to right-angle male 3.5mm headphone adapter cable
Featured review
Works well. Tested it against other brands like Grado, Audeze, and Sennhieser stock adapters. Sounds the same. However, not as smooth and rich as the Furutech adapters.
cool man from NY
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Q
Need a male larger jack that I have which is not wide enough. It appears to be a smaller diameter than then standard. Is there a larger male jack?
A
Yes
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4 questions already asked
Q
Need a male larger jack that I have which is not wide enough. It appears to be a smaller diameter than then standard. Is there a larger male jack?
[ Pino Oct 26, 2020 ]
2 answers
A
The male end (commonly referred to as plug) of this product is 3.5 mm diameter. This is a standard size used in consumer audio devices, laptops, notebook computers, etc. for many years.
The other standard male plug is 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) diameter which is common in home theater/stereo receivers/integrated amplifiers headphone connections, and is also common in guitars and guitar amps.
99.9% of gear is going to be one or the other.
[ John Oct 27, 2020 ]
A
Yes
[ JUSTIN Oct 26, 2020 ]
Q
Need a male larger jack that I have which is not wide enough. It appears to be a smaller diameter than then standard. Is there a larger male jack?
[ Pino Oct 26, 2020 ]
2 answers
A
The male end (commonly referred to as plug) of this product is 3.5 mm diameter. This is a standard size used in consumer audio devices, laptops, notebook computers, etc. for many years.
The other standard male plug is 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) diameter which is common in home theater/stereo receivers/integrated amplifiers headphone connections, and is also common in guitars and guitar amps.
99.9% of gear is going to be one or the other.
[ John Oct 27, 2020 ]
A
Yes
[ JUSTIN Oct 26, 2020 ]
Q
Need a male larger jack that I have which is not wide enough. It appears to be a smaller diameter than then standard. Is there a larger male jack?
[ Pino Oct 26, 2020 ]
2 answers
A
The male end (commonly referred to as plug) of this product is 3.5 mm diameter. This is a standard size used in consumer audio devices, laptops, notebook computers, etc. for many years.
The other standard male plug is 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) diameter which is common in home theater/stereo receivers/integrated amplifiers headphone connections, and is also common in guitars and guitar amps.
99.9% of gear is going to be one or the other.
[ John Oct 27, 2020 ]
A
Yes
[ JUSTIN Oct 26, 2020 ]
Q
Need a male larger jack that I have which is not wide enough. It appears to be a smaller diameter than then standard. Is there a larger male jack?
[ Pino Oct 26, 2020 ]
2 answers
A
The male end (commonly referred to as plug) of this product is 3.5 mm diameter. This is a standard size used in consumer audio devices, laptops, notebook computers, etc. for many years.
The other standard male plug is 1/4 inch (6.35 mm) diameter which is common in home theater/stereo receivers/integrated amplifiers headphone connections, and is also common in guitars and guitar amps.
99.9% of gear is going to be one or the other.
[ John Oct 27, 2020 ]
A
Yes
[ JUSTIN Oct 26, 2020 ]
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