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 Audiophile Headphone Extension 3.5mm TRS Cable - 10 Ft. US $36.00 
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 10' Milian Acoustics 1/4" TRS Headphone Extension Cable US $73.95
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 Audiophile Headphone Extension 1/4" TRS Cable - 10 foot US $38.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 8.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $104.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 7.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $96.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 6.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $88.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 5.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $80.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 4.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $72.00
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 OFC headphone extension cable 3.5M for AKG K-1000 TRS US $64.00
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 CANARE HEADPHONE EXTENSION W/ NEUTRIK TRS 1/4", 30 FT. US $38.99
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 CANARE HEADPHONE EXTENSION W/ NEUTRIK TRS 1/4", 25 FT. US $35.99
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 CANARE HEADPHONE EXTENSION W/ NEUTRIK TRS 1/4", 20 FT. US $33.49
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Good music recording equipment will have high quality audio output. Several merchandise within the market give high quality results. In most situations, a microphone is utilized as the key tool for recording for lots of years. There are numerous various kinds of microphones readily available in the market, which have distinct qualities and attributes. It isn't quick to select a recording device because there are many offered. Various aspects have to be considered to purchase the right sort of device. 1 of the major aspects to think about while buying may be the environment where the recording would be to be taken place. There's no substitute for excellent recording equipment just like the Trs Headphone Extension you may see on this page.
Also, recently USB mics have become technologically advanced enough to incorporate the A-to-B conversion themselves. This eliminates both the need for the audio interface "box" or sound card microphone input. You'll find a range of beneficial good quality USB mics on the market including the Samson G Track, Blue Yeti, plus the Samson Q1U, ranging in price from about $49 up to about $300 depending on the quality of the capsule and converters on board. These microphones are amazingly inexpensive considering what they can do, and as they avoid the need for additional costly equipment. They might be ideal for the folks who just want to record single track audio or voice overs with maybe some production music within the background. You'll find several USB mics of fantastic high quality which you can get for less than $100, which is a sound (no pun intended) investment considering you're aim is to produce professional sounding audio recordings at the lowest cost (or at least I think it should be). These mics are hard-wearing, long-lasting and a fantastic investment for anyone who is just setting out on a career inside the voiceover or music industry. There is no substitute for quality recording equipment just like the Trs Headphone Extension you will see on this page.
How do I fix a problem with trrs headphones going mono?
I bought some Klipsch Image One Stereo headphones that have a mic and volume control for $150. They are built nice and sound nice, but I wanna use them in a studio and the cable isn't long enough. But if I plug an extension cable onto them so I can move about, they lose stereo, also if they are plugged into a splitter, they only get one side of the stereo sound. I even lose stereo by putting on a 3.5mm to 6.35mm adaptor, so essentially anything will cause them to lose stereo. The extensions and splitters and adaptors I have are all trs while the headphones are trrs for the mic. I wouldn't think the trs adaptors would cause me to lose stereo, but is it possible that's the cause, and it's not that the $150 headphones are simply not worth $150?
You are using the wrong cables. TRS is standard stereo audio cabling, TRRS has an extra core for the mic. When you use a TRRS in a TRS the two rings are shorted together which gives you the mono signal.
There are a couple of factors you should take into consideration if you're buying an audio interface, including: How quite a few inputs do you need? Contemplate what type of audio you're going to be recording and think about the number of inputs you will need. The price increases with the number of inputs. If you're a singer-songwriter-type, for example you'll almost certainly want an interface with two microphone preamp inputs so you may simultaneously record, say, your vocals and guitar. If you're going to utilize a drum kit rather than synthesized drums, or you want to record an entire band at once, you are going to need far more inputs for things like snare, bass, kick and cymbals, other guitars, other vocals, etc.
Do you need Pro Tools compatibility? Pro Tools is widely regarded as the industry standard in music recording software, and not incredibly quite a few interfaces are compatible with Pro Tools. You'll want to look into M-Audio's M-Powered line of interfaces like the M-box, Quick Track Pro, or Mobile Pre. These also typically come bundled with a stripped-down version of Pro Tools such as Pro Tools SE. Let me state here, however, that Pro Tools is definitely NOT mandatory, even if it truly is considered the industry standard. In case you aren't planning to have multiple studios working on your projects, all with their own set-ups, then compatibility isn't an issue. Your audio interface, in whatever form, is essential for recording your audio tracks. You can find a range of audio interfaces of all sizes so it is possible to record from single tracks to full orchestras! As we constantly say at Property Brew Audio, let you needs drive your gear purchasing decisions. Whatever your needs are there's an audio interface out there to meet them. There is no substitute for good quality recording equipment just like the Trs Headphone Extension you may see on this page.