Description
Overview
An in-line adapter that steps a 2.5 mm male plug up to a 3.5 mm female jack, joining small-jack gear to standard auxiliary cabling. Models run CR-099 to CR-106 plus CR-134.
Specifications
- Plug end: 2.5 mm male
- Jack end: 3.5 mm female
- Direction: 2.5 mm source to 3.5 mm cable
- Form: short in-line body
- Models: CR-099, CR-100, CR-101, CR-102, CR-103, CR-104, CR-105, CR-106, CR-134
Purpose
Equipment with a 2.5 mm output, such as headsets, compact speakers and radios, will not seat in a 3.5 mm socket, and cutting the plug off is a permanent fix to a temporary problem.
Applications
- 2.5 mm headset into a 3.5 mm source
- Portable speaker auxiliary input
- Radio and intercom earpieces
- Car auxiliary socket for a small-jack device
How to Use
- Measure both if the markings are worn; one millimetre is easy to misjudge.
- Confirm direction: this presents a 2.5 mm male plug, so the source must be a 2.5 mm jack.
- Seat the plug fully, then test at low volume before raising the amplifier.
- Expect diameter change only: it adds no contacts, so mono stays mono.
- Caution: no rating is published, so line-level audio only, never mains or an amplified output.










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