The 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12") enables you to connect a Tentacle Sync timecode generator to a camera with a mini-jack audio input and to also use an external microphone. This cable has two right-angle Neutrik 3.5mm mini-TRS jack connectors and one 3.5mm cable jack. Audio timecode will record to the camera's left channel and the external mic will record to the right channel.
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Key Features
- Use Tentacle & An External Mic
- For Cameras with Mini-Jack Audio Input
- 12" Length Cable
The 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12") enables you to connect a Tentacle Sync timecode generator to a camera with a mini-jack audio input and to also use an external microphone. This cable has two right-angle Neutrik 3.5mm mini-TRS jack connectors and one 3.5mm cable jack. Audio timecode will record to the camera's left channel and the external mic will record to the right channel.
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Tentacle Sync C15 Reviews
Works as expected
By Johnathan
Rated 5 out of 5
Date: 2024-01-08
used this with the tentacle sync e with deity d4 which uses a special usb c cable, and i was able to listen to the audio in one channel as well as time code in the other.
Time Code sound bleeds over into Mic track
By Kaitlin
Rated 2 out of 5
Date: 2022-09-22
The audio time code bleeds over into the Mic track. It's quite faint depending on what your Mic settings are but it's still noticeably in the background just enough to distract you from the audio picked up from the Mic.
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Any Sony camera user out there NOT have the ...
Any Sony camera user out there NOT have the timecode signal bleeding issue?
We are not aware of the timecode signal bleed you are referring to, but if you need assistance with your Tentacle Sync 3.5mm Mini-Jack Microphone Y-Cable (12") please feel free to email us at https://www.bhphotovideo.com/find/contactForm.jsp, call us at 800.606.6969, or use the live chat feature to receive real time assistance.
Date published: 2022-11-08
I have this cable and plugged it into my Sony A74 ...
I have this cable and plugged it into my Sony A74 camera, then attached the Tentacle Sync E Mk2 unit that I used earlier as a slave to accept the master audio timecode signal from my Sound Devices Mix Pre 3 II external audio recorder. So now the Tentacle Sync E Mk2 unit is sending timecode to the camera's left channel. Also I attached a Deity V-Mic D3 Pro to send audio to the camera's right channel and then I recorded a video clip. When I play back the clip on my headphones, I hear audio from both channels, so I'm hearing the loud whir from the timecode signal on the left channel at the same time as the person's voice on the right channel. I would like to find a solution that will allow me to monitor the video/audio take, hearing audio that is synced with the video clip, when I review by playing back the clip in camera. With the Sound Devices Mix Pre 3 II recorder, that high quality .WAV file will be synced later in post. I'm thinking that I would need a pair of headphones with a disabled left channel, so only the right channel is allowed to playback while I review the camera take on set. Can anyone recommend headphones that one can switch off the left channel, or have another solution that will allow a review of the synced audio/video clip on set? Thank you.
Hello Stephen, when using this Tentacle's Y-Cable, do you notice any "left-channel timecode signal" bleed into the "Right-channel" when listening to only the right channel? Thank you for the info.
Date published: 2022-10-16