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Rode 3.5mm Stereo Audio Extension Cable

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$11.78 $19 In stock

Category: Audio Cables

The VC1 is a 3m (10') 3.5 mm stereo audio extension cable, featuring two core shielding and a gold plated jack and socket. It is ideal for use to connect a RØDE VideoMic, Stereo VideoMic or VideoMic Pro when the microphone is mounted on a boompole, or away from the camera or recorder. The VC1 can also be used as a high quality headphone extension cable.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Grace ★★★★★

The gold-plated plug fits snugly into my recorder without any of that frustrating looseness. I’ve been running a field mic through it for hours and the audio stays clean—no hum or crackle like my old cable.

Benjamin O. ★★★★★

The two-core shielding completely eliminated the faint static hum I was getting with my old cable. It's a solid 10 feet, so I can finally keep my recorder out of the way during interviews.

Steven ★★★★★

The gold plating on both ends feels solid, and the shielding keeps everything quiet even when I coil it up tight. It’s a straightforward 3-meter run that solved my reach problem without any fuss.