TRS-MIDI кабель-3 5 мм ТРС Женский 5-контактный MIDI-адаптер штепсельной
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| Месяц | Минимальная цена | Макс. стоимость |
|---|---|---|
| Sep-17-2025 | 0.63 $* | 0.76 $* |
| Aug-17-2025 | 0.56 $* | 0.5 $* |
| Jul-17-2025 | 0.75 $* | 0.8 $* |
| Jun-17-2025 | 0.96 $* | 0.22 $* |
| May-17-2025 | 0.71 $* | 0.96 $* |
| Apr-17-2025 | 0.51 $* | 0.24 $* |
| Mar-17-2025 | 0.36 $* | 0.38 $* |
| Feb-17-2025 | 0.52 $* | 0.1 $* |
| Jan-17-2025 | 0.95 $* | 0.4 $* |
Характеристики
Product Description
This cable features a 1/8" male mini jack connector on one end, and a 5-pin MIDI female connector on the other.
MIDI breakout cables
MIDI to TRS Adapter Cable
MIDI Adapter – Male 3.5mm TRS to Female 5 pin DIN
TRS Cable 3.5 - MIDI break out cable
So long as you have two pieces of gear wired this way, you can connect them with a standard stereo mini jack audio cable (that's a single stereo minijack at both ends). It's exactly the same as using a MIDI cable.
In the past few years MIDI hardware products have become smaller and smaller especially as many of them are meant to be used with mobile computing devices. But this has caused some issues as 5 Pin DIN MIDI plugs are pretty big. No one wants an accessory that's 10 times the size of the smartphone it connects to ! So recently many products have used a stereo 3.5mm minijack connector on the
product itself with a breakout cable to standard 5 Pin DIN MIDI connector.
The standard MIDI DIN cable – that's the big honkin' connector you use on most of your MIDI gear – has become the bane of music hardware makers. The problem is, as gear has gotten smaller, the standard DIN connector hasn't. And that's a big problem, literally. To add a MIDI port to a device, you need to not only have enough clearance for the connector itself, but the whole around the port and the physical assembly that contains it. Speaking as a hardware maker, that takes up space you can't even see from the outside.
As a result, a lot of hardware that should have had MIDI in and out doesn't, to save room. Or it's forced to be thicker than it
needs to be. Or it squeezes out other useful ports.
To be clear,on devices that can fit a MIDI DIN, it still makes sense. It's a standard part, you've got the cables, you've got
things to plug it into, and the connector is safe to use. But if it simply won't fit, something else is a must. And that's why
other connectors are already shipping on gear. Imagine if they were all interoperable.
It doesn't have to be this way. S-Video could have become a replacement in the 90s, back when we used such things. (It's actually
also a DIN connector, with a more-than-enough 4-pin arrangement, but it's smaller.)
Now, you may have noticed a lot of gear includes mini jacks onboard. A stereo minijack (3.5mm "miniklinken") connector has three
pins – and MIDI also has three pins. (Okay, it has five, but two are unused.) Look at the breakouts included in the box, and what you'll see is a standard 3-pin stereo minijack on one end, and then a standard 5 Pin DIN connector on the other.
But here's where things get interesting. Imagine you have two pieces of gear, each with these minijack-to-DIN breakouts. And you want to connect them together. What would happen if you skipped the little DIN dongles and ran an ordinary stereo mini jack cable between them?
Well, whether it worked or not would depend on how that minijack connector itself was wired. So, I asked a few manufacturers, off the record and unofficially, what they were doing. It wasn't hard to convince people to talk about it; anyone who has ever dealt with this problem dreams of ditching DIN.
MIDI breakout cables
MIDI to TRS Adapter Cable
MIDI Adapter – Male 3.5mm TRS to Female 5 pin DIN
TRS Cable 3.5 - MIDI break out cable
So long as you have two pieces of gear wired this way, you can connect them with a standard stereo mini jack audio cable (that's a single stereo minijack at both ends). It's exactly the same as using a MIDI cable.
In the past few years MIDI hardware products have become smaller and smaller especially as many of them are meant to be used with mobile computing devices. But this has caused some issues as 5 Pin DIN MIDI plugs are pretty big. No one wants an accessory that's 10 times the size of the smartphone it connects to ! So recently many products have used a stereo 3.5mm minijack connector on the
product itself with a breakout cable to standard 5 Pin DIN MIDI connector.
The standard MIDI DIN cable – that's the big honkin' connector you use on most of your MIDI gear – has become the bane of music hardware makers. The problem is, as gear has gotten smaller, the standard DIN connector hasn't. And that's a big problem, literally. To add a MIDI port to a device, you need to not only have enough clearance for the connector itself, but the whole around the port and the physical assembly that contains it. Speaking as a hardware maker, that takes up space you can't even see from the outside.
As a result, a lot of hardware that should have had MIDI in and out doesn't, to save room. Or it's forced to be thicker than it
needs to be. Or it squeezes out other useful ports.
To be clear,on devices that can fit a MIDI DIN, it still makes sense. It's a standard part, you've got the cables, you've got
things to plug it into, and the connector is safe to use. But if it simply won't fit, something else is a must. And that's why
other connectors are already shipping on gear. Imagine if they were all interoperable.
It doesn't have to be this way. S-Video could have become a replacement in the 90s, back when we used such things. (It's actually
also a DIN connector, with a more-than-enough 4-pin arrangement, but it's smaller.)
Now, you may have noticed a lot of gear includes mini jacks onboard. A stereo minijack (3.5mm "miniklinken") connector has three
pins – and MIDI also has three pins. (Okay, it has five, but two are unused.) Look at the breakouts included in the box, and what you'll see is a standard 3-pin stereo minijack on one end, and then a standard 5 Pin DIN connector on the other.
But here's where things get interesting. Imagine you have two pieces of gear, each with these minijack-to-DIN breakouts. And you want to connect them together. What would happen if you skipped the little DIN dongles and ran an ordinary stereo mini jack cable between them?
Well, whether it worked or not would depend on how that minijack connector itself was wired. So, I asked a few manufacturers, off the record and unofficially, what they were doing. It wasn't hard to convince people to talk about it; anyone who has ever dealt with this problem dreams of ditching DIN.
Product Name | MIDI Cable 5 Pin DIN Male to 3.5mm stereo female plug Cable |
Material | PVC |
Color | Black/White/colorfu 3,5mm MIDI connector |
Length | 15cm/30cm/1m/2m/3m or customized. |
Connector Type | Nickel plated connector. |
Connector AConnector B | 5 PIN MIDI Male3.5mm stereo male plug |
Cable MOQ | 500pcs |
Cable Spec. | AWG24/AWG26/AWG28 OD:3.5mm |
* Product description
MIDI stands for Musical Instrument Digital Interface, and the MIDI format is one of the reasons behind the growth of home
recording and music production studios. In simple terms, MIDI allows various digital devices to connect and communicate with each other, such as:
* synthesizers
* samplers
* drum machines
* control surfaces
* computers
Usage Our 5-Pin Din Male to 3.5mm cable is designed to deliver the highest possible audio quality. Ideal for connecting a,
, MP3, Laptop ect to a Bang & Olufsen, Naim, Quad or any other European type stereo equipment with Din 5 Connection.
recording and music production studios. In simple terms, MIDI allows various digital devices to connect and communicate with each other, such as:
* synthesizers
* samplers
* drum machines
* control surfaces
* computers
Usage Our 5-Pin Din Male to 3.5mm cable is designed to deliver the highest possible audio quality. Ideal for connecting a,
, MP3, Laptop ect to a Bang & Olufsen, Naim, Quad or any other European type stereo equipment with Din 5 Connection.
Cable Pin Out
TYPE-1
Midi pin 4---3.5mm stereo Tip
Midi pin 5---3.5mm stereo Ring
TYPE-2
Midi pin 4---3.5mm stereo Tip
Midi pin 5---3.5mm stereo Ring
Midi pin 2----3.5mm stereo sleeve
TYPE-3
Midi pin 4---3.5mm stereo Ring
Midi pin 5---3.5mm stereo Tip
Midi pin 2----3.5mm stereo sleeve
Midi pin 5---3.5mm stereo Tip
Midi pin 2----3.5mm stereo sleeve
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A: We are ensure 100% good quality before ship to clients. we check every good ONE BY ONE
5. What’s the warranty of your products?
A:Normally is one year warranty from the shipping date.
6.Can you do customer design packing box?
A: Yes, we often do the cusotmer desing box, like paper box, clamshell packing box, PDQ and so on, please send us you packing design and your order quantity, we will quote you the price.
A: We are a professional manufacturer with 9 years experience
2. Q: Could you provide samples? How can I order the samples ?
A: Yes, we are pleased to provide free sample for testings. freight cost is chargeable.
3. Q: Can I print my LOGO on the product?
A: Yes, your logo could be silk screent printing or Laser logo on the products.
4. Q: How's the quality?
A: We are ensure 100% good quality before ship to clients. we check every good ONE BY ONE
5. What’s the warranty of your products?
A:Normally is one year warranty from the shipping date.
6.Can you do customer design packing box?
A: Yes, we often do the cusotmer desing box, like paper box, clamshell packing box, PDQ and so on, please send us you packing design and your order quantity, we will quote you the price.
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