MillSO 1/4 Male to 3.5mm Male Headphone Adapter

Both ends fit perfectly without slop. I'm using it to connect a Wireless Lavalier Receiver to my active PA speaker.

I always like these MillSO products

I was getting drop outs and inconsistent channel separation with my other cables because I had too many cables and adapters connected together. I bought this cable to connect my Sony WH-1000X M3 NC Headphones 1/8" port to my receivers 1/4" port.with no interruption between the two. This cable works perfectly and far exceeded my expectations. There is a notable improvement in sound quality and detail and has certainly eliminated all the issues I was having with my other cables and adapters. I could not be happier with this purchase. I sit close enough to my receiver so the 8' length is enough for my current stereo room configuration. I would like to see Millso make this cable in longer lengths as long as the performance could be maintained.

Update:So after talking to customer support, turns out I got the wrong cable. A big thanks to them for great customer support!I got this cable to connect my PC to my DAW for sending drum tracks to. Will only play one side of the stereo. I checked to see if I could play my phone through the cable, still got the same thing. volume is really low on it. cable is made well I have to say.

This cable in the end was not what I needed but that's no ones fault but my own. Overall the quality of this cable is evident and I would say it is not cheaply made. I am very weary when it comes to cables and I believe in only high quality and this would fit the bill for anyone who needs it.

I ordered the 16 foot cable for my headphones so I could move around it's very flexible an lite cannot even tell it's connected.

It does the job perfectly. I wanted to record directly from my digital piano to my cellphone for Youtube channel. This product serves my perpose perfectly.I used record my digital piano by playing it and record from its speakers. This is a terrible way because there is always background noise. And, the most terrible thing is that I couldn't move while playing since all the noise will be captured. So I bought this cable to connect to my phone to record directly. This way I can talk, move, dance (and curse when I make mistake while playing .. just kidding) while I record.The only thing I do not like about this setup is that (1) the signal coming to the phone is too loud and (2) I have to use the headphone to hear the piano since I have to plug this cable to the headphones out put of the digital piano. So, I have to lower the level of the piano, and it means I will hear very low signal in the headphone. For this reason, my touch to the piano is sometimes incorrect. I had to play a lot in order to get used to the sound and the touch while playing fhe piano. But I am a semi-professional music producer, so my ears are very sensitive to sound. Other listeners may not observe the difference.This is how to hook it up:1. FIRST, plug the male on this cacle into the female MIC of the Spliter (buy separately).2. SECOND, plug the male of the Spliter to the cellphone HEADPHONE jack (if your phone still have one .. haha).3. THIRD, plug the 1/4 male of this cable to the digital piano HEADPHONES Output.4. Use the phone built-in video record to start to record your playing.I am using Samsung Note 8 for this setup. It did not work with my FREE Moto G7 power. Free stuff never works (my personal preference .. haha).Hope this help.

I needed a connection from my laptop’s ~1/8” output port into my guitar amp’s 1/4” input. This cable was perfect for that. I was processing some external sounds through some special effects in my laptop and then wanted to send the end result out for amplification via the guitar amp. The cable works perfectly, and I’m a happy camper!