Cable Matters 3.5mm 1/8 Inch TRS to 2 XLR Cable 6 ft, Male to Male Aux to Dual XLR Breakout Cable

Perfect for the price. I've had these for awhile now and never have and issue!

Looks like a good quality cable for connecting my laptop (with midi controller) to the venue PA system. I’ll be using it at a live venue soon, but it tested out great here at home into my Yamaha mixer.

An excellent quality Cable for Computer (using OtsJuke or similar software) or MP3 Player to feed into a Pro Audio system. I do recommend this cable as being a good solid product. I would recommend this cable if you need to take your computer stereo output to feed a stereo balanced input system!

Very good build quality which I am sure will be made to last for years

I used this cable with a pair of Kali Audio LP-6v2 studio monitors connected to a passive mixer. The cable did not introduce any noise or hum. This was compared directly with connection of the monitors using a 3.5 mm to 2 RCA connectors, which did introduce a small amount of noise.I did not have to "cut" the connection between chassis ground and pin 1.

It may not be the highest quality, but it was good enough to let me convert some 30 year old cassette tapes to digital, which it did quite well, easily connected through a Presonus interface. Left and right signals seem to be equal, but it could be easily fixed even if they were off by a little. It definitely did its job and the price was right.Length was fine for the job. Perhaps a little fragile, but it will rarely get used and it's easy enough to be gentle with it.

This cable provides a clear connection from the unbalanced 3.5mm stereo output found on most computers, TVs, many phones, and other consumer-level audio devices to the balanced XLR inputs found on many studio monitors and other high level and professional audio sources. The cable can be easily separated all the way to the 3.5mm if needed to span the distance between your left and right speakers.I used it to connect the 3.5mm stereo output from an Audioquest Dragonfly USB DAC to a pair of JBL professional 305p mkii powered monitors. You could also make a connection directly from your computer's 3.5mm output jack as well, although the sound quality from the Dragonfly or other DAC will be significantly better. I didn't want to invest in a separate audio interface for my home studio, and this cable was an inexpensive and quality solution. The connect is noise free and sounds fantastic through the JBls.Caveat: Make sure you check the right (red or "ring") and left (white or "tip) markings. My cable (and a few other reviewers') were reversed. No big deal, just attach the red to your left and white to your right if your cable ends up being that way.Highly recommended.

Works perfectly.