TRS (stereo) to Dual-DIN (5-pin female)

By fg | Published: January 30, 2010

This mainly-plastic construction certainly was not produced in the current century. I guess it’s rather a kind of device splitting an audio signal, for instance recording a tape while listening to it on headphones. Please correct me if I’m wrong, as I really have no idea …

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2 Comments

  1. nope
    Posted December 27, 2011 at 18:52 | Permalink

    Din is used in sync and midi and in DMX lighting sometimes . This a data port not audio

  2. Sixtus
    Posted February 1, 2010 at 14:09 | Permalink

    This adapter is a TRS to DIN splitter, no question.
    But there never existed Headphones with DIN Plugs, there were only those wich were called ‘Würfelstecker‘

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