pro snake 20092 Headphone Extension

I bought 3 sets of these to aid in recording a live band. Decent quality and they didn't let me down. There is a satisfying feeling when plugging and unplugging headphones to these. If you coil these up and properly look after them, they should hold you in good stead for a long time.

I bought this cable to use it with an external mic for my action camera. It does the job but the wire looks a little too thin, I didn't have any problems so far though.
Also sometimes the female insert needs to bo screwd again.
Overall I recommend this product because it's really useful.

This headphone extension is very useful. We use in ear monitors but are plugged in (haven't upgraded to wireless!) but these are perfect for the job.
They are of a good length which is necessary for a big stage.
The only downside I could see with them is that the wire is a little thin looking; and could be susceptible to breaking when being walked on during gigs.

Highly recommended all the same.

The cable works fine.

A pretty decent cable that seems to stand the test of time, given that you take a little care as the anti-kink protection seems to be quite flimsy. Long enough for most applications.

Good, simple, nice, cable.

Just pay attention beause the female inserts need to be properly screwed, it seems to be built to allow movement along the cable, presumably if you wanna reduce the size your self?

I had trouble finding similar mini-jack cables here on the site with reasonable length so if you're looking and get spammed with the usual TRS 1/4 this one does the job.

It does the job and I didn't spend a lot.

I use it in the studio when recording onto my laptop.

Pros; Gives you extra flexibility to set yourself up in the studio.

Cons; None.

Price was very good and it arrived in the U.K extremely quickly.

I would recommend the product to anybody that needs one.

This is a great little cable, nice long reach, it's very hand where you find when you're recording vox/instrument that the earphones are snagging as you record (because their cable is too short).

A tip I've found useful is to drap the earphone cable to the back of the singer's/instrumentalist's next, straight down to ground, and join to this extension lead under a carpet or better still a cable protector.

No more tripping over cables!!! Good result as far as I'm concerned.

I know these aren't anything special but in any studio these are a life saver!! Have had a couple of sessions in my studio where my headphone monitor mix was playing up when it shouldn't have. Could have done with these a while back but am loving them. I will deffo be buying several more of them to hook up around my live room in the near future. Thanks for making my life a little easier guys!!