AUX Cables
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3.5mm auxiliary (aux) cables connect a phone, laptop or tablet to a speaker, mixer, car stereo or PA input. This range covers a braided male-to-male aux lead, a headphone extension and an XLR split for feeding a desk.
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£15.73 inc. VAT
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3.5mm Stereo Jack to 2 x Male XLR Cable (1.5m)
TourStockThis XLR to 3.5mm cable splits a 3.5mm stereo jack into two male XLRs, so you can plug a phone, laptop or tablet into two inputs on a mixing consol...
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£3.13 inc. VAT
£3.13 inc. VAT
Pro Signal 3.5mm Headphone Extension (1.5m)
The Pro Signal 3.5mm headphone extension is a 1.5m 3.5mm jack extension cable with a 3.5mm stereo plug at one end and a 3.5mm stereo socket at the ...
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£5.03 inc. VAT
£5.03 inc. VAT
Rocoren Braided 3.5mm Aux Cable (1m)
The Rocoren braided 3.5mm aux cable is a 1m male to male stereo lead with a 3.5mm jack plug at each end. It connects phones, laptops, tablets and o...
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£5.03 inc. VAT
Which aux cable do I need?
- Phone or laptop to a speaker or amp: the Rocoren braided 3.5mm aux cable (1m) has a 3.5mm stereo plug at each end.
- More reach for headphones or in-ears: the Pro-Signal 3.5mm extension (1.5m) is plug to socket, so it extends a lead you already have rather than replacing it.
- Playback into a mixing desk: the XLR to 3.5mm stereo cable (1.5m) splits a 3.5mm stereo jack into two male XLRs for two desk inputs, handy for walk-in music and system checks.
Aux, jack or XLR?
3.5mm is the small headphone-style jack on phones and laptops. Many amps and pedals use the larger 6.35mm (1/4in) jack instead; see jack cables and the adaptors and gender changers if you need to change size. Desks and PAs usually take XLR.
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