- 528
- oohhh8yeah
Hi guys,
So I got a 3.5mm male to female extension cable that is 3m long. I got it from china on ebay for a buck.
Fired up GT6, I don't know if I'm tricking myself but it seems the sound quality is a tiny bit worse....it's hard to tell though as it is so subtle, or I may just be imagining it. It sounds slightly quieter with the extension in, but I asked my mom and she says she can't hear a difference.
So will a 3.5mm extension cable cause sound quality loss? Does my one dollar cable from china have anything to do with it?
I am plugging the 3.5mm extension into the a 1/4 inch adapter that goes into the headphone jack on my Onkyo receiver.
So....would that type of signal be just a "work or not work" or the type of signal that material quality really matters?
What about using audio from RCA ps3? What type of signal also?
And is that the same thing as using the 3.5mm extension for to connect your headphones to your phone/laptop?
Thanks guys
So I got a 3.5mm male to female extension cable that is 3m long. I got it from china on ebay for a buck.
Fired up GT6, I don't know if I'm tricking myself but it seems the sound quality is a tiny bit worse....it's hard to tell though as it is so subtle, or I may just be imagining it. It sounds slightly quieter with the extension in, but I asked my mom and she says she can't hear a difference.
So will a 3.5mm extension cable cause sound quality loss? Does my one dollar cable from china have anything to do with it?
I am plugging the 3.5mm extension into the a 1/4 inch adapter that goes into the headphone jack on my Onkyo receiver.
So....would that type of signal be just a "work or not work" or the type of signal that material quality really matters?
What about using audio from RCA ps3? What type of signal also?
And is that the same thing as using the 3.5mm extension for to connect your headphones to your phone/laptop?
Thanks guys
Last edited: