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Ten silver 3.5 mm TRS female panel-mount sockets in a row

Boxwave

Boxwave 3.5 mm 3-Pole TRS Audio Adapter — 10 Pack

SKU CH-FQPK-KFZS6

Ten 3.5 mm stereo TRS female sockets for panel mounting and soldering

  • Product typeAdapters
  • 10-pack keeps spares ready for multiple devices
  • 5 mm TRS socket fits standard stereo plugs
  • Panel-mount design allows secure chassis installation
  • Solder terminals give reliable permanent connections

3.5 mm TRS audio adapter 10 pack

This pack contains ten 3.5 mm stereo 3-pole TRS plug jack socket adapters. Each adapter uses a female panel-mount socket designed for soldering. The connectors accept standard 1/8 inch TRS plugs used with microphone jacks, earphone plugs, audio, video, AV and PC equipment.

For soldering into panels and enclosures

These adapters suit technicians and hobbyists who need to add a 3.5 mm TRS input to a chassis, enclosure or custom panel. Buyers who require cable-to-cable couplers, right-angle plugs, TRRS 4-pole connectors or pre-wired leads should look at a different product type.

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Price $14.99
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Specifications

Product
Product typeAdapters

Questions about this item

Will these 3.5 mm TRS sockets fit the panel cut-outs on my older audio gear?

The adapters use a standard 3.5 mm stereo 3-pole TRS female socket, which matches the common panel-mount cut-out used on legacy microphone and headphone jacks.

How can I confirm each adapter is wired correctly after soldering?

Plug a known-good 3.5 mm TRS headset into the socket; both audio channels and the microphone path should pass signal without shorts or open circuits.

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