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J&D USB Type C to 6.35mm 1/4 inch TS Guitar Audio Cable
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J&D USB Type C to 6.35mm 1/4 inch TS Guitar Audio Cable
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- Guitar Recording Cable: J&D USB C to 1/4 inch 6.35mm mono audio recording cable is specifically created for recording instruments with a 6.35mm interface; featuring a 1/4 interface end that connects to a guitar and a USB C end that connects to your device, this cable ensures flawless audio recording and eliminates the inconvenience of using the wrong interface; note: only support audio signal transmission from 6.35mm end to USB C end; note: compatible with iPhone 15/15 Plus/15 Pro/15 Pro Max
- HI-FI Sound: high purity oxygen-free copper, multiple shielding and gold plated connectors bring you pure sound, ensuring zero signal loss; with optimal signal transmission, this cable guarantees high fidelity sound, making it an excellent choice for capturing and transmitting the audio of played instruments
- Wide Compatibility: suitable for musical instruments with 6.35mm jack; can be used to play and record various instruments such as Yamaha keyboards, Casio keyboards, Roland keyboards, electronic keyboards, digital pianos, bass guitars, and regular guitars; compatible with devices that have a USB C end (compatible with iMac, compatible with MacBook, compatible with Samsung Galaxy S22/S21/S20)
- Work Out in Box£ºallows you to connect your mobile phone, tablet, and other device with a USB C jack to musical instruments such as guitars, keyboards, and electronic organs that have a 6.35mm jack; offers direct connectivity without the need for driver installation, making it convenient and efficient; note that when using the cable for recording on a computer, you must set the sound input to the microphone
- Solid Nylon Braid Protects: the cable is encased in a nylon weave to protect it from scratches and abrasion, ultimately extending its durability and lifespan; with a length of 6.6 feet (2 meters), it is also versatile enough to be used in various scenarios, ensuring its durability and usability; J&D provides 1-year limited warranty, please purchase with confidence
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Hello, I just received the USB-C audio recording cable yesterday from Amazon (Model no. JD000682) and connected the 6.35mm jack to the headphone out of my Roland digital piano and the USB-C jack to my iPhone 16. When I then record my playing via the audio recorder app on the iPhone the sound is very scratchy and seems to overtune/clip. I also tried the 6.35mm Line out of my piano with the same result. Any suggestions what could be the issue? Did I choose the wrong cable? Thanks and Best, Lars.
Hi Lars,
Thank you for your detailed message!The issue you're experiencing is likely caused by a level mismatch between the Roland digital piano's output and the iPhone's USB-C input, resulting in clipping/distortion during recording.
Here are some steps you can try:
Check your Roland piano's output settings – If available, go to the settings menu (e.g., "Line Out Level") and reduce the output level to around 50%. This helps prevent overloading the iPhone input.
Use a professional recording app – Instead of the default voice recorder (which has limited input control), we recommend using an app like GarageBand. In the app settings, enable input gain control and reduce the input gain to lower the sensitivity and avoid clipping.
Cable compatibility – The cable model (JD000682) is suitable for line-level audio input, but proper level matching and app selection are key to clean recordings.
Let us know if you need help adjusting your setup further — we’re happy to assist!
Best Regards,
J&D Tech Team -
I have bought this and it works fine 50% of the time. The other 50% it is seen by my PC and software (Soundtrap) but sends no signal. I have tested this and the Guitar is not the problem. Is there a trick to settting it up that overcomes this glitch? Thanks
Dear Customer,
Thank you for your feedback!
First, ensure that the connection is secure. Try unplugging and plugging the cable back in or gently twisting it to check for any loose connections. If the issue persists, try switching the audio driver mode in Soundtrap (e.g., from ASIO to WASAPI or vice versa) to see if that resolves the issue.
Let us know how it goes!Best Regards,
J&D Tech Team -
Hi, Does this cable work to listen to my instrument if I plug the USB-C output into my headphones?
Dear Customer,
Thanks for your question!
This cable is designed to connect your instrument to a device with a USB-C input, such as a computer or tablet for recording or processing audio. It does not work in reverse, so plugging the USB-C end into your headphones will not allow you to listen to your instrument. Let us know if you need a recommendation for the right setup!
Best Regards,
J&D Tech Team
Work very good with garage band mac!