Stereo Socket to P38 Stereo Pin Connector

This is Stereo Socket to P38 Stereo Pin Connector. These pin connections can be used in a variety of audiovisual equipment. These connector types are common on many of the devices you own, particularly headphone connectors on mobile devices and computer sound cards. This 3.5mm stereo jack is commonly used to connect headphones to tiny portable devices like MP3 players, tablets, and iPods. These socket connectors are easy to use, dependable, and cable-protecting.

The P38 pin connections provide EMI, RFI, and static noise shielding. Insertion loss is not a problem with this pin connector, which is made with a gold-plated 3.5mm (1/8″) P38 connector. The 24-gauge OFC (oxygen-free copper) conductors, spiral shielding, and PE insulation make up the stereo socket cable. As a result, a quiet cable with good conductivity is produced, guaranteeing that audio signals are transferred cleanly. The copper spiral shielding, on the other hand, gives more than 90% coverage. Radio frequency (RF) and electromagnetic (EM) interference are well-received.

Simultaneously, the 24-gauge oxygen-free copper (OFC) conductors and polyethylene insulation provide outstanding conductivity for optimal audio signal transmission. Meanwhile, a female connection and a Studio-quality gold-plated 1/8″ (3.5mm) right-angle stereo mini-plug connector enable clean signal transmission. This connector is specifically built for all audio connect purposes, and may be used to connect guitars, electric guitars, and DJ consoles. Also found in sound mixers, microphones, audio equipment, and karaoke machines. For the best sound quality, use pure copper.