3.5 mm TRS (1/8') to 6.35 mm (1/4') Stereo Audio Cable — 90° design, GoldPlated Connectors, Length: approx. 1.8 m / 70.87 in Key benefits Reliable stereo audio transfer between devices with 3.5 mm outputs and 6.35 mm inputs. Goldplated connectors resist corrosion and provide a cleaner connection with minimal signal loss. 90° connector reduces strain on jacks and saves space behind equipment for neater, more durable installations. Universal compatibility makes it a simple, dependable solution for studio, stage, and home use. What it does and why you need it Transfers left and right audio channels (TRS stereo) with minimal loss, ensuring clear playback and monitoring. Works with professional and consumer gear so you can connect phones, laptops, or portable recorders to larger audio systems without adapters or extra gear. The angled design prevents cable bending in tight setups, reducing wear on both cable and equipment over time. Key features Connector types: 3.5 mm TRS (1/8') to 6.35 mm (1/4') Connector finish: Goldplated for improved conductivity and corrosion resistance Length: Approx. 1.8 m / 70.87 in 90° connector to reduce strain in tight or recessed jacks Stereo (TRS) wiring for left/right channel transmission Compatible devices Electronic keyboards and digital pianos Home theater systems and amplifiers Recorders and mixers Guitars and practice/amplifier setups Laptops and portable audio players Use scenarios Connect a laptop or phone to a home theater receiver or amplifier for media playback without needing a separate adapter. Send stereo output from an electronic keyboard or digital piano to a mixer or powered speakers for rehearsal or recording. Link a portable recorder or practice amp to a mixer or interface for monitoring or capturing performances. Technical summary Type: 3.5 mm TRS to 6.35 mm stereo cable Angle: 90° design to reduce strain Connector plating: Goldplated Length: Approx. 1.8 m / 70.87 in Simple, compatible, and durable — a practical cable for connecting smallformat devices to professionalsized jacks while minimizing signal loss and connector strain.