Saramonic - 3.5mm TRS Male to Apple Lightning Connector Microphone & Audio Adapter Cable 9" (22.86cm) (SR-C2000)
- General
- Product Name: Saramonic 3.5mm TRS Male to Apple Lightning Connector Microphone & Audio Adapter Cable 9" (22.86cm) (SR-C2000)
- Brand: Saramonic
- Model Number: SR-C2000
- Dimensions
- Product Height: 0.31 inches (The out of box height of the item. Height is measured as the vertical distance from the bottom of the item to the top as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Length: 9 inches (The out of box length of the item. Length is measured as the longest dimension of the item.)
- Product Width: 0.31 inches (The out of box width of the item. Width is measured as the horizontal distance from one side of the item to the other as it would be primarily used or placed.)
- Product Weight: 0.02 pounds (The out of box weight of the item.)
- Other
- UPC: 6971008025095
The Saramonic SR-C2000 is a short adapter cable with an Apple Lightning connector on one end, and a male 3.5mm plug on the other. Allowing users to connect a multitude of audio sources and equipment to the Lightning port of an Apple iPhone or iPad. . . Versatile microphone and audio input cable . The SR-C2000 is a powerful audio input adapter to for iOS devices. Perfect to connect to the female 3.5mm output jack on microphones, wireless microphone receivers, audio recorders, mixers, and more. Want to connect a mini shotgun microphone directly to your Apple iOS device? Need to connect a wireless microphone receiver directly to your iPhone? Want to record the audio from a mixing board to your iPad? The SR-C2000 can handle all that and so much more. Plus, it provides plug-in power to your microphones which is vital for many popular on-camera video microphones. . High quality and built to last. The SR-C2000 is a high-quality cable that features Apple-certified MFi parts, and all of the connectors are gold plated, which provides the best possible signal transfer and resists corrosion
- Connect 3.5mm Audio Devices to iPhones and iPads with Lightning: Easily connect the Lightning port of an Apple iPhone or iPad to the 3.5mm female jack of microphones, wireless microphone receivers, audio recorders, mixers, and much more
- Plug-in Power for Microphones: Provides plug-in power to microphones for compatibility with a wide array of microphones, including popular on-camera video microphones
- High-Quality with Gold-Plated Connector: Features Apple-certified MFi parts, high-quality cable and gold-plated connectors that provide the best possible signal transfer and resist corrosion
- Problem-Solving Audio Adapter for iPhones and iPads: Ideal problem-solving audio adapter accessory for Apple iPhones and iPads with Lightning
- 9" Long and Only 0.3oz: Compact and lightweight with a 9-inch (22.86cm) cable length and weighing only 0.3oz (9g)
Q: Can I connect from my iPhone, to my stereo and stream the music onto the existing speakers?
A: No, it is designed specifically for microphones to be inputted into iOS devices. For what you want to do you're much better off getting the Apple 3.5mm Lightning adapter and a short 3.5mm stereo cable, it should be around the same price for both items and you can also choose what length of 3.5mm cable you need.
Q: Do you have anything to hook my iPhone to my car stereo a cable adapter
A: This would not work, but you could use an Apple Lighting to 3.5mm adapter and a short 3.5mm TRS cable to output the sound to your stereo. I would ask a Best Buy employee to assist you in getting the right adapter and cable for your needs, but if you follow what I said there you could easily search and find them too.
Q: Is this what I need for my Chevy auxillary it is setup for iphone I have a android phone
A: This will not work for that purpose. Its is designed to input microphones into an iPhone or iPad.
Q: What card do I use to hook up my phone to my TV?
A: This will not work for a TV. It is designed for microphones, mixers and other audio sources into an iPhone or iPad. If you are trying to record the output of a TV, you could hook up the headphone output (if yours has one, most don't) to this cable and then into your iOS device. But that is not its recommended use.
