CES 3.5mm Stereo Mini Plugs to Open END 10'

GG Martinsen MP3 PlayerReview of G.G.Martinsen 16 GB Mini USB Port Slim Small Multi-lingualhttp://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00WWAD6HK?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o01_s00G.G.Martinsen 16 GB Mini Usb Port Slim Small Multi-lingual Selection 1.78 LCD Portable Mp3/Mp4, Mp3Player , Mp4Player , Video Player , Music Player , Media Player , Audio player With Photo Viewer , E-book Reader , Voice Recorder ,Games & Movie-BlueDavid Levy Cable adapter:Review of 3.5 mm Stereo Mini Plug to Open End Ten Foot wires adapter by CES origin: David Levy Company Inc. 12753 Moore Street, Cerritos, CA 90703http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00H0KANNC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=oh_aui_detailpage_o00_s003.5mm STEREO MINI PLUGS TO OPEN END 10'-----------Description of my setup:Radio Shack Realistic speaker. This is a heavy (for its compact size) bookend dimensions speaker, about 40 years old, with the old style connectors for two wires. I have a pair of these speakers but I need only a mono setup, so using only one speaker. Catalog number 40-20308. Input: 8 ohms 40 watts (max)Radio Shack Mini-Amplifier & Speaker. Catalog number 277-1008C.Output (1 khz) 200 mW (18 ohm load). Powered by 9 volt battery.The speaker in this amp is too tiny, sounds kind of tinny. This is a mono only amp. Stereo mini plugs (3.5 mm) connect fine but I am using only one channel. Powered by 9 volt battery.G.G.Martinsen 16 GB Mini USB Port Slim Small Multi-lingual Selection 1.78 LCD Portable MP3/MP4, Mp3Player, MP4Player, Video Player, Music Player , Media Player, Audio player With Photo Viewer, E-book Reader, Voice Recorder, Games & Movie-Blue by G.G.Martinsenre the MP3 player: This device is no iPod but it works fine for my purposes. I have only used playback of mono voice-only MP3 files (which is not too demanding). I have not used it to play stereo music. I only play MP3 files, no other file format. I have not tested the several other functionalities of this device. The written directions which arrive with this device are totally useless; do not waste your time attempting to read them. Instead, locate a podcast (featuring this device) on YouTube and listen to instructions in English. Built-in battery powers the device for several hours between charges. Connect device to a 5 volt USB power source to return the battery to full-charge. Connects to my PC to add or delete MP3 files (when using Windows 7 OS explorer, appears as a flash drive on my PC). Has enormous capacity for lots of MP3 files.One note: I discovered that it is not a good idea to touch the MP3 player on-off switch. When I turn this device off, it switches to another podcast or to another track. So now, when I am putting the GG Martinsen aside for a few hours or a few days, I allow the device to go to sleep without my input.re cable adapter: This is just what you expect, delivery was fast, the quality is excellent, the wire leads are plenty long, and the setup is full-stereo (stereo 3.5 mm mini plug to black-red AND black-red wire leads (four wires). Intended to connect old fashioned speakers featuring wire connectors.Radio Shack sells a similar mono-only cable set, but R.S. build quality is just adequate. The David Levy set is better quality and the David Levy model is stereo.re cable adapter in my setup: I am using the David Levy adapter to connect my Radio Shack amp to one Radio Shack speaker (two wires connected, two wires floating free).I have no experience using the David Levy cable set in a stereo setup. My Radio Shack amp is mono only. I am using only one channel. I am using only one speaker.An old separate cable that I pulled out of my toolbox: I also use a stereo 3.5 mm male mini-plug to stereo 3.5 mm male mini-plug cable to connect the GG Martinsen to the Radio Shack amp.Thank youSteve

Awesome.

Needed a RCA 3.5 mm mono plug. But I didn't realize it until after I got the stereo plug with a duel wire set. Only when I was trying to put the stereo plug into what I discovered was a mono plug socket, did I realize what I had done. I will use there on another speaker application where two speaker need to be wired into a single stereo plug. Know your requirements before ordering. Also done around a rush job to get a new 5.1 home theater surround sound system installed on a Roku TV and add on some old speakers. Being a boomer doesn't help either. Just pay attention to what you are trying to do.

QUESTION: how does this product attach to a klipsch 2.1 speaker system? i tired hooking both red and black together as well as separately *(making sure not to touch red and black from the unused wire) but nothing. sub is fine but no sound from main speakers> are these the right ones or waht? thanx.

There’s 4 wires. Two for speaker output. Two for audio input. Had to test them myself before installing. Having a label would have been nice. Other than that. Semi decent quality. Basic cord.

They work well, so far...

Exactly what I needed and at a great price! I'd describe my soldering skills as "basic". I had tried to repair my daughters headphones with a new 1/8" connector, but that proved too difficult to actually solder and I ended up with a hot mess. With this, the hard side is done! There's 4 wires emanating from the 1/8" plug -- 2 red and 2 black, that end in pre-soldered leads. The red are the signal wires and the black are the ground. It's not the most beautiful headphone cord (kinda bulky with 4 wires..), but it made life extremely easy - thread a red/black pair to one headphone and solder where the old wires were then do the same with the other red/black pair. I had the headphones back in business in about 15 minutes.

This clown sent me a 2 parallel two wire cable all right but with two mono male jacks on the ends. Too much hassle to ship back so I made my own with a spare stereo jack like pictured. Buy at your own risk. You might end up getting kite string.