kenable Metal 3.5mm Stereo Socket to 6.35mm Mono Jack Plug Adapter

I needed to convert my stereo guitar leads to mono, so bought these, was a bit worried they would be cheap and loose fitting like convertors usually are, so got the electrical tape ready. Didn't need it, they were a nice tight fit and seem to work perfectly. Very happy!

solid and good connection

It does what it's supposed to do and very well priced. I would have given it 5 stars overall but as it arrived 9 days late I can only give 4 stars.

as per a previous comment I read, it captures both sides of the signal and centres the sound (unlike a lot of other mono jacks out there that just give you a left or right signal which appears in one ear). Very useful if have "scratchy" old mono records as you don't get all the scratches in stereo!

As described. Does the job

the length of the rod is abit too long when i plug them into my microphone jack on my amps but that might just be my amps but good thing is i can plug them into my input jack and it works fine when its all the way in.

Not sure how this can be sold and delivered for less than £2 but it was. Very solid all metal construction and does a very nice job. In my case it is converting a trrs 3.5mm stereo out from an iPad to a 1/4 inch ts input to an audio interface and it works very well.

I bought two such jack plugs. One plug fell apart on first use. The second plug has a movable tip ("+" signal contact) that moves axially (sideways). Therefore, when you move the cable slightly, it breaks the connection to the mixer socket. This is quite a common defect of cheap 6.35mm jack plugs.I only read the reviews now - my mistake. Many negative opinions confirm my experiences and observations. I know there would be many more negative opinions, but not everyone noticed the disadvantages of these plugins. I also once, unaware of the cause of sound faults, suspected a damaged socket in the mixer or instrument. Now I know that the culprit of bad sound is most often faulty jack plugs.