Connecting Cable RODE SC10 TRRS-TRRS 3.5mm Stereo 1.5 m

RODE SC10 TRRS-TRRS 3.5mm Stereo 1.5 m is a compact, purpose-built connecting cable that links devices with TRRS 3.5 mm jacks. Designed for reliable transmission of stereo audio and microphone signals, this 1.5 meter cable provides a simple wired connection between smartphones, tablets, cameras and compatible audio recorders where TRRS pinouts are supported. The cable’s length and stereo wiring make it suitable for short-run connections during recording, monitoring and playback tasks.

Advantages

The SC10 cable delivers a reliable, low-profile connection with gold-plated 3.5 mm TRRS connectors for corrosion resistance and stable contact. Its 1.5 m length balances portability and reach for typical field and studio setups. The cable is constructed to minimize signal loss and maintain stereo separation and microphone pass-through when used with devices that follow TRRS wiring conventions.

Suitable for

• Connecting a smartphone to a compatible external microphone or lavalier for mobile recording
• Linking a tablet to a field recorder or camera with a TRRS input/output
• Monitoring stereo audio and mic signals during interviews, vlogs, or location shoots
• Playback connections between TRRS-equipped consumer devices

Key specifications

• Connector type: 3.5 mm TRRS male to 3.5 mm TRRS male
• Cable length: 1.5 m
• Channel support: stereo audio plus microphone pass-through where device wiring permits
• Contact plating: gold-plated connectors for improved contact quality
• Construction: flexible insulated cable designed for short-run portable and desktop use

How to use

Insert one TRRS connector into the compatible TRRS jack of the source device and the other end into the destination device, ensuring both devices support the same TRRS pinout and microphone wiring. Use the cable for direct wired transmission of stereo audio and microphone signals; where necessary set input/output levels on connected devices and enable external microphone input in device settings. Disconnect by gently pulling the connector straight out to avoid stressing the cable ends.

Usage recommendations

Check device compatibility for TRRS pinout and microphone wiring before use. For critical recordings, verify levels and monitor audio to confirm correct signal routing. Avoid sharp bends and excessive tension on the cable to prolong connector and cable life.