pro snake TPA 1003 MJ

Seré sincero, no se para que lo compré. Lo vi y por alguna razón pensé que seria necesario, pero en lo personal nunca lo he usado asi que no sabría decir que es bueno, pero dejo una buena puntuación porque en un futuro me puede salvar la vida, la verdad no se, podría sorprenderme. Si no, será parte de la herencia de mis nietos. Y si perdiste el tiempo leyendo esto, la verdad te deseo éxito en tu vida, no te rindas nunca. Plus Ultra.

Does what it needs to do. There's really no need to buy anything more expensive. The jack screws off easily for any repair or replacement that is eventually inevitable given the heavy use these things receive. That's not to say these are at all flimsy or fragile, just a fact ? and at this price replacement is no problem at all.

Many mixers have jack outputs for their auxes. Shove one of these in and you can use XLR the rest of the way to the monitor amp.

Converts good, cable maybe a bit flimsy but as long as you take care of it, it lasts.

To be clear. This is NOT the same quality as other more expensive patches and adaptors. But I bought them to have as a backup to get me out of problems and be able to finish my gig. And the do exactly that.
If I'd need something top quality for studio jobs I would choose other adaptors or make my own.

Pros
Cheap

Cons
Cheap

Handy to have a few of these around, I do location recording and it's always worth having a range of adapters / convertors to help with interfacing the various bits of kit, or even to send a headphone output down a long XLR for instance.

Well made, quality connectors which dismantle so you can service them easily should you need to.

Good quality. Works as it should.
Perfect for less demanding studio connections - like headphone amplifiers etc.

Good quality cable, used as backup for live setting when I want to connect my wired in-ear monitor with and the only have a jack out

There is nothing else I can say about it, if a cable works it gets 5 starts, if it doesn't it gets 0 stars

Nice adapter cable for a very good price! The pins are used as always with the commen setting:
pin 1 - shield
pin 2 - left
pin 3 - right
The xlr jack is very well manufactured and keeps tight inside the the mixer (or wherever you put it). The stereo jack isn't that tight as different ones, but since it is only an adapter cable it absolutely fullfills it's job. Note that the cable is really short (shorter than it looks on the picture). I suggest a longer one for most of the occasions one needs it (Thomann provides also a longer version).