Can you please offer pre-made TRS 3.5 mm to Twin Spade connector cables?

TripleTopper321 · May 4, 2023

There's a problem would being handicapped enough what do you need special controls like a right-handed fight stick in flight stick, (okay maybe "need" is not quite the right word. I can play socially with left-handed equipment but if I want to get achievements and leaderboard places I need the right handed stuff for most things.). but not too handicapped where the government / company provided insurance will be willing to pay for an electrician on call.

Most electricians I call in the phone book are considered house electricians and don't touch small appliances like Xbox equipment.

Those who touch Xbox equipment will usually not work on stuff that doesn't have a schematic and an official instruction book, thinking they'll be worried they'll be complicit in building a bomb. So my custom fight stick is out the window.

The biggest problem is I cannot find locally anyone who is willing to build me TRS 3.5 mm female to twin Spade quick connectors to hook up my fight stick to my Xbox Adaptive Controller.

First I tried doing it myself but I couldn't. I tried to get my brother to help but TRS cable splitting the three cables makes it really thin and hard to work with manually.

I think it would be good business for Xbox to sell these and other "easy connectors" as premade connectors, so you can use them with fight sticks and the Xbox Adaptive controller.

I tried Paradise Arcade, who sell joystick equipment, and they said they can't.

I have no idea where to go for this. A "green pages" of official Adaptive Controller workers in my area would be nice.

:)

Dericka

Hi, I'm , an Independent advisor and I can surely help you.

Don't worry we will work on this together. Rest assured that I will share this internally once I have a chance. Thank you for your feedback and suggestions.

TobyHoover

To answer your question yes, but please read the whole post: Turtle Beach said:

Please note that you will need to connect this headset to the stereo outputs from your TV or audio receiver for game audio and use the Kinect® for game chat with Xbox One.

www.turtlebeach.com/.../344

Microsoft says:

The following 3.5-mm audio headset types are supported:

A single 3.5-mm audio cable headset.

A dual 3.5-mm audio cable headset with 3.5-mm CTIA audio cables.

A headset with chat audio provided by a 3.5-mm audio cable and game audio provided by a separate cable with RCA or optical connectors. (Only chat audio will be enabled through the Stereo Headset Adapter. For RCA/optical connectors [game audio], follow the
manufacturer’s instructions to connect to the console.)

An Xbox 360 Wired Headset with a 2.5-mm audio cable. Connect to the Stereo Headset Adapter by using the 2.5-mm-to-3.5mm adapter that’s included with the Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter.

See:
support.xbox.com/.../stereo-headset-adapter

TobyHoover

If you do not have the RCA out, the only way this would work is if the Headset uses the Optical Out of the ONE

To get in to details Turtle Beach Says: Please note that you will need to connect this headset to the stereo outputs from your TV or audio receiver for game audio and use the Kinect® for game chat with Xbox One.

www.turtlebeach.com/.../58

Microsoft Says:

The following 3.5-mm audio headset types are supported:

A single 3.5-mm audio cable headset.

A dual 3.5-mm audio cable headset with 3.5-mm CTIA audio cables.

A headset with chat audio provided by a 3.5-mm audio cable and game audio provided by a separate cable with RCA or optical connectors. (Only chat audio will be enabled through the Stereo Headset Adapter. For RCA/optical connectors [game audio], follow the
manufacturer’s instructions to connect to the console.)

An Xbox 360 Wired Headset with a 2.5-mm audio cable. Connect to the Stereo Headset Adapter by using the 2.5-mm-to-3.5mm adapter that’s included with the Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter.

support.xbox.com/.../stereo-headset-adapter

El Mago tv

Disconnect the headset or unplug the headset cable from the bottom of the controller, and then reconnect it firmly to the controller (in the expansion port for a headset or the 3.5-mm port for a 3.5-mm chat headset).

Make sure the headset is not muted. To do this, check the mute button on the headset controls. (For a headset, the mute button is on the left side of the connector that is plugged into the expansion port of the controller. For a 3.5-mm chat headset, the
mute button is a slider button on the front of the audio controls that are in the middle of the headset cable.)

EddieHendrickson

This is correct. Using the Xbox One Stereo Adapter (support.xbox.com/.../stereo-headset-adapter), you can use any of the following types of headsets:

◦A single 3.5-mm audio cable headset.

◦A dual 3.5-mm audio cable headset with 3.5-mm CTIA audio cables.

◦A headset with chat audio provided by a 3.5-mm audio cable and game audio provided by a separate cable with RCA or optical connectors. (Only chat audio will be enabled through the Stereo Headset Adapter. For RCA/optical connectors [game audio], follow the
manufacturer’s instructions to connect to the console.)

◦An Xbox 360 Wired Headset with a 2.5-mm audio cable. Connect to the Stereo Headset Adapter by using the 2.5-mm-to-3.5mm adapter that’s included with the Xbox One Stereo Headset Adapter.

As far as suggestions, that is a little harder for me to do. I am a huge gamer on console and PC and I strongly recommend Steelseries headsets, however, if you are an audiophile or use them for more multimedia related things, someone may be able to suggest
a better headset/headphones.

Can you please offer pre-made TRS 3.5 mm to Twin Spade connector cables?