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UDG Plug 6.3mm Jack stereo male/female Gold (U94001)

The UDG U94001 adapter connects a 6.3 mm stereo jack male plug to a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack female socket, allowing headphones with a larger stereo jack connection to be used. Its contacts are...

The UDG U94001 adapter connects a 6.3 mm stereo jack male plug to a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack female socket, allowing headphones with a larger stereo jack connection to be used. Its contacts are gold-plated, and the screw thread secures the connection. The grip surface makes it easy to use.

  • Connection: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Gender: Male/female
  • Socket: 3.5 mm...
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Description

Description

The UDG U94001 adapter connects a 6.3 mm stereo jack male plug to a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack female socket, allowing headphones with a larger stereo jack connection to be used. Its contacts are gold-plated, and the screw thread secures the connection. The grip surface makes it easy to use.

  • Connection: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Gender: Male/female
  • Socket: 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
  • Contacts: Gold-plated
  • Thread: Screw-on
  • Colour: Gold
  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimensions: 4.5 × 1 × 1 cm
  • Weight: 8.98 g

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Specifications

Specifications

Connection
6.3mm Jack stereo
Connector Gender
male/female
Colour
Gold
Packaging
1 pcs

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

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  • This UDG is exactly the adapter someone needs when they have headphones with 3.5 mm and want to connect them to a 6.35 mm output, such as on an amplifier, mixer, audio interface, or other professional audio equipment. It is stereo and screw-on, so it is not just a loose little adapter that can come out of place.

    The important thing before buying is for the user to check what plug they actually have. Here, the 3.5 mm side is female and the 6.35 mm side is male. Also, the 3.5 mm plug must be compatible with the UDG screw-on system; this is the point where someone can easily make a mistake if they buy it without checking the plug type.

    It does not make any "magical" change to the sound and does not alter the quality or characteristics of the headphones. It simply allows you to use the same stereo signal in a different jack size. So, if that is exactly what you need, it is a sturdy and practical solution; if you need a different type of connection, e.g. mono, XLR, or TRRS for a phone microphone/headphones, this is not the right adapter.

    In short: before buying an adapter, you do not just look at "3.5 to 6.35". You also look at male/female, stereo/mono, and —in this specific case— whether the 3.5 mm is screw-on. That is usually where the trap lies.

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  • This UDG is exactly the adapter someone needs when they have headphones with 3.5 mm and want to connect them to a 6.35 mm output, such as on an amplifier, mixer, audio interface, or other professional audio equipment. It is stereo and screw-on, so it is not just a loose little adapter that can come out of place.

    The important thing before buying is for the user to check what plug they actually have. Here, the 3.5 mm side is female and the 6.35 mm side is male. Also, the 3.5 mm plug must be compatible with the UDG screw-on system; this is the point where someone can easily make a mistake if they buy it without checking the plug type.

    It does not make any "magical" change to the sound and does not alter the quality or characteristics of the headphones. It simply allows you to use the same stereo signal in a different jack size. So, if that is exactly what you need, it is a sturdy and practical solution; if you need a different type of connection, e.g. mono, XLR, or TRRS for a phone microphone/headphones, this is not the right adapter.

    In short: before buying an adapter, you do not just look at "3.5 to 6.35". You also look at male/female, stereo/mono, and —in this specific case— whether the 3.5 mm is screw-on. That is usually where the trap lies.

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Description & Specifications

The UDG U94001 adapter connects a 6.3 mm stereo jack male plug to a 3.5 mm stereo mini jack female socket, allowing headphones with a larger stereo jack connection to be used. Its contacts are gold-plated, and the screw thread secures the connection. The grip surface makes it easy to use.

  • Connection: 6.3 mm stereo jack
  • Gender: Male/female
  • Socket: 3.5 mm stereo mini jack
  • Contacts: Gold-plated
  • Thread: Screw-on
  • Colour: Gold
  • Quantity: 1
  • Dimensions: 4.5 × 1 × 1 cm
  • Weight: 8.98 g

Manufacturer

Connection
6.3mm Jack stereo
Connector Gender
male/female
Colour
Gold
Packaging
1 pcs

Important information

Specifications are collected from official manufacturer websites. Please verify the specifications before proceeding with your final purchase. If you notice any problem you can report it here.

Reviews (4)

  1. 4
  2. 4 stars
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  3. 3 stars
    0
  4. 2 stars
    0
  5. 1 star
    0
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  • This UDG is exactly the adapter someone needs when they have headphones with 3.5 mm and want to connect them to a 6.35 mm output, such as on an amplifier, mixer, audio interface, or other professional audio equipment. It is stereo and screw-on, so it is not just a loose little adapter that can come out of place.

    The important thing before buying is for the user to check what plug they actually have. Here, the 3.5 mm side is female and the 6.35 mm side is male. Also, the 3.5 mm plug must be compatible with the UDG screw-on system; this is the point where someone can easily make a mistake if they buy it without checking the plug type.

    It does not make any "magical" change to the sound and does not alter the quality or characteristics of the headphones. It simply allows you to use the same stereo signal in a different jack size. So, if that is exactly what you need, it is a sturdy and practical solution; if you need a different type of connection, e.g. mono, XLR, or TRRS for a phone microphone/headphones, this is not the right adapter.

    In short: before buying an adapter, you do not just look at "3.5 to 6.35". You also look at male/female, stereo/mono, and —in this specific case— whether the 3.5 mm is screw-on. That is usually where the trap lies.

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  • This UDG is exactly the adapter someone needs when they have headphones with 3.5 mm and want to connect them to a 6.35 mm output, such as on an amplifier, mixer, audio interface, or other professional audio equipment. It is stereo and screw-on, so it is not just a loose little adapter that can come out of place.

    The important thing before buying is for the user to check what plug they actually have. Here, the 3.5 mm side is female and the 6.35 mm side is male. Also, the 3.5 mm plug must be compatible with the UDG screw-on system; this is the point where someone can easily make a mistake if they buy it without checking the plug type.

    It does not make any "magical" change to the sound and does not alter the quality or characteristics of the headphones. It simply allows you to use the same stereo signal in a different jack size. So, if that is exactly what you need, it is a sturdy and practical solution; if you need a different type of connection, e.g. mono, XLR, or TRRS for a phone microphone/headphones, this is not the right adapter.

    In short: before buying an adapter, you do not just look at "3.5 to 6.35". You also look at male/female, stereo/mono, and —in this specific case— whether the 3.5 mm is screw-on. That is usually where the trap lies.

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