Hosa audio cable 6.35mm TRS to 6.35mm TRS 3.05 m Black (HSS-010)

Hosa HSS-010 is a 3.05 m instrument/line audio cable with male 6.35 mm TRS connectors at both ends, designed to interconnect professional audio gear with balanced phone jacks. The cable features oxygen-free copper conductors and an OFC spiral shield to support clear signal transfer and reduce interference. Nickel-plated REAN® plugs provide durable connection points suitable for live and studio use, while the black jacket offers a standard, unobtrusive appearance for stage and rack installations.

Advantages

The Hosa HSS-010 provides a balance of signal integrity and mechanical durability through its oxygen-free copper conductors and nickel-plated REAN® contacts. The spiral OFC shield improves rejection of EMI and RFI while maintaining cable flexibility for routing and storage. With 6.35 mm TRS connectors at both ends and a 3.05 m length, the cable supports balanced or stereo connections between instruments, mixers, audio interfaces and other studio or live-sound equipment.

Suitable for

• Connecting instruments to mixers or audio interfaces using balanced TRS connections
• Patch connections in studio racks and pedalboards where 6.35 mm TRS is required
• Stage and touring setups requiring durable, flexible audio interconnects
• Stereo line-level connections between consumer or pro audio devices with TRS jacks

Key specifications

• Cable length: 3.05 m
• Connector type: 6.35 mm TRS male to 6.35 mm TRS male
• Conductor material: Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC)
• Shielding: OFC spiral shield for EMI/RFI rejection
• Contact plating: Nickel-plated REAN® plugs
• Colour: Black
• Application: Balanced or stereo instrument/line connections

How to use

Insert each 6.35 mm TRS plug into the corresponding balanced phone jack on your instrument, mixer, audio interface or other pro-audio device until fully seated. For stereo signals, ensure left and right channels are routed correctly; for balanced mono connections, use the TRS wiring compatible with the connected equipment. Route the cable to avoid sharp bends and areas of high electromagnetic interference to preserve signal quality. When disconnecting, grip the plug body rather than pulling on the cable jacket to avoid strain on the connections.

Usage recommendations

For reliable long-term performance, avoid tight coiling and excessive tension. Keep the cable clear of power transformers and lamp dimmers to reduce potential noise. Periodically inspect the nickel-plated plugs and cable jacket for wear; clean contacts gently if oxidation appears. Use appropriate cable management during touring and live events to prevent mechanical damage.