Product Description

Sony's PC-234S Audio Plug Adaptor connects the stereo mini plug into the stereo phone plug. It is also used to connect headphones to the stereo mini plug to the headphone jack of stereo.

Product Details

• Brand: Sony
• Model: PC234S
• Dimensions: .75" h x 2.25" w x 6.00" l, 1.50 pounds

Features

• Allows mini-plug to be attached as phone plug
• Headphone users can plug into high-fidelity stereo systems
• Sony quality
• A need-to-have adaptor for music lovers
• Simple, but absolutely necessary adaptor for some headphone users

Amazon.com Product Description
This audio plug adaptor connects a stereo mini-plug into a stereo phone plug. It is often used by users of headphones which have a mini-plug, but need to have a phone plug to hook into their stereo equipment. The Sony PC-234S is a simple adaptor, but essential for those who want to listen to their audio equipment. You can trust Sony to make a quality-driven adaptor.

What's in the Box
Sony PC-234S adaptor

From the Manufacturer
Sony's PC-234S Audio Plug Adaptor connects the stereo mini plug into the stereo phone plug. It is also used to connect headphones to the stereo mini plug to the headphone jack of stereo amplifier.

Customer Reviews

Device Performs Well
I often use my headphones in 1/8 inch jacks or 1/4 inch jacks. This adapter allows me to easily accommodate either. It works well.

Excellent
Some plug adaptors are cheaply built and make poor electrical contact when installed but not this one. It's solidly built of all metal and works like a charm. Highly recommended!

Not Good For Your Gear
This adaptor seems like a good idea until the tips pops out after a while and gets stuck WAY DEEP in the 1/4" plug on your gear. This is the second one that's done that, and it's really about time I've learned my lesson. What happens in this adaptor is that the tip and ring are attached badly, and because most 1/4" plugs contact on one side, it loosens the assembly and evently you loose it deep in the recesses of your expensive equipment, causing you to need to disassemble the gear to go in and get the parts back out (as I did with a mixer and an amp) or if you can't get at the back of the plug, you'll have to send it out to a tech and pay money to have the work done. Do yourself a favor and buy a big, lovable, clunky old molded one. I've never had molded ones break except for the outer cladding cracking sometimes.