3.5mm Male to 6.35mm Female Audio Adapter – Stereo Converter for Guitar Amps & Headphones

Overview

3.5mm Male to 6.35mm Female Audio Adapter is a high-quality stereo converter that allows you to connect professional audio gear to standard consumer devices. Whether you want to plug your studio headphones, guitar amp output, or musical instrument into a smartphone, laptop, or PC, this adapter provides a seamless and secure connection with excellent sound fidelity.

Key Features

• Pro to Standard Conversion: Converts a standard 3.5mm (1/8 inch) jack into a 6.35mm (1/4 inch) port, allowing use of “big plug” headphones on phones and computers.
• High-Fidelity Stereo: Designed for TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) stereo signals, ensuring you hear rich, detailed sound without static or interference.
• Gold-Plated Connectors: Premium plating resists corrosion and minimizes signal loss for the best possible audio experience.
• Solid Build Quality: Durable housing with a 360-degree grip tread makes plugging and unplugging easy and secure.
• Universal Compatibility: Works with any device featuring a standard 3.5mm aux port (Phones, Tablets, iPods, Laptops, MP3 players).

Common Uses

• Connecting Studio/Pro Headphones (1/4″ plug) to a Laptop or Phone
• Connecting a guitar amp’s headphone output to a smaller aux input
• Home theater applications
• Mixing and recording monitoring

Specifications

What’s in the Box

• 1 × 3.5mm (M) to 6.35mm (F) Audio Adapter

FAQ

Can I plug my electric guitar directly into my computer with this?
While the plug will fit, guitars usually output a Mono (TS) signal, and computers expect a microphone or line-level input. You might hear sound on only one side or need an audio interface for proper recording.

Is this for “Big” headphones to “Small” holes?
Yes! This adapter lets headphones with the large, thick plug (like those used in studios) fit into the small headphone jack on your phone or laptop.

Does it support microphones?
This is a TRS (Stereo) adapter. If you use a microphone with a TS (Mono) jack, it may work but is not guaranteed. It does not support TRRS (mic + audio combo) functionality for phone calls.