Female AUX Audio Jack Connector 4-Pin to 6.35 mm
The Female AUX Audio Jack Connector 4-Pin to 6.35 mm is a handy audio adapter that allows you to connect devices with a 3.5 mm or 4-pole AUX output (such as smartphones, tablets, or headsets with mic) to equipment with a standard 6.35 mm (¼ inch) stereo input, commonly found in professional audio gear like mixers, amplifiers, and instruments. This adapter supports 4-conductor (TRRS) connections, enabling stereo audio and microphone or video signal passthrough, depending on your wiring configuration. It’s built with a sturdy housing and precise contacts for clear signal transfer and long-lasting performance. Perfect for studios, stage work, or custom cable solutions where you need to convert small audio plugs to robust 6.35 mm jacks.
Key Features
4-Pin TRRS to 6.35 mm Conversion: Connects 4-pole AUX (headset with mic) to standard ¼ inch input. ‘
High Compatibility: Works with smartphones, laptops, and modern audio devices.
Durable Build: Sturdy metal shell and gold- or nickel-plated contacts for clear sound.
Compact & Portable: Easy to carry in a kit or pocket for on-the-go audio work.
Reliable Signal: Maintains stereo and mic signal paths if supported by wiring.
Plug & Play: No extra setup or drivers needed.
Specifications
Connector A: 4-Pin TRRS Female AUX Jack (3.5 mm or similar).
Connector B: 6.35 mm (¼ inch) Stereo Plug (TRS).
Number of Poles: 4 to 3 poles (depends on how ground and mic signal are mapped).
Body Material: Metal housing with strain relief.
Contact Plating: Nickel or gold plated for corrosion resistance.
Impedance & Current: Standard for audio signals; not for power transfer.
Use: Adapter only; passive, no amplification.
Length: Compact inline type (~40–50 mm).
Operating Temp: -20 °C to +70 °C.
Applications
Connecting mobile phones or headsets with mic to mixing consoles or amps.
Converting laptop AUX outputs to 6.35 mm studio gear.
Podcasting, DJ setups, stage performances.
DIY audio cables and repairs.
Home studio or field recording rigs.
