Tisino Dual XLR to 3.5mm Stereo Mic Cable, 2 XLR Female to 1/8 Inch Mini Jack Y-Splitter Breakout Lead Microphone Cord - 6.6 feet

Great quality cable! Works perfectly in my podcast setup!

TLDR; Works as expected.I purchased this to specifically record from our soundboard to a DJI mic 2 transmitter. I am able to connect this from the Aux of our soundboard board to the DJI microphone transmitter.The one thing that I like, is that the TRS connector comes with a protective cap, which I feel many manufacturers, overlook the simplicity of protecting a connector.

KILLER product, and very well built. This thing did the job I needed - perfectly! I have a Fender Mustang GTX50 amp that I absolutely LOVE. I have it running through a small PA system, and it sounds incredible. But for a more mobile, smaller live rig type thing... I wanted to try something. I also picked up (on the cheap) a Fender Champion 50XL. Love that amp too. More throaty and basic than the Mustang. But a great amp too - and super easy to use. Well... I came up with this idea... since both have a 12" speaker.... to use the Mustang as my main amp. It has dual / stereo out jacks on the back. Speakon type connectors. I used this cable to stereo out that amp..... straight into the 1/8 input jack on the Champion 50XL. Wow. I can't believe the end result. It worked out AWESOME! The Mustang has all the sounds, and all the controls - and even a way to control the volume on EACH amp / separately. Use the Master volume (AND) the channel volume on the Mustang... to control each amp's volume. I am stunned at the end effect. A nice little live / stereo rig, with sort of a small venue PA type effect. Yep. GREAT cord to add to your gear pack! I'm certain there are all sorts of other things you could do with this cord.

Used it once to make a soundboard recording. Made a great connection & clean recording. Very reasonable price, as well. I’ve seen them for 3X the cost of what I paid for this one.

I guess they're good cables, haven't used them yet, but the rubber smells like cold medicine, not the usual new rubber smell, which makes me wonder how long before they start cracking.

Used to input microphones into camera

To get my new mixing board to connect to my computer I had to dig through my junk drawer and find a bunch of different adapters and splitters. Finally I just ordered this cable and now I have XLR running out of my mixing board into the 3.5mm input on my laptop. The cable is thick and heavy duty and is also plenty long enough so I can move my mixing board away from the action if needed. Really happy with this cable!

It transmits sound wonderfully. If you are planning on using it with a phone you will need an adapter with 4 rings as this one only has 3.