SC11 Splitter Cable for TRS Microphones
The SC11 is a TRS splitter cable for connecting two mono outputs to a single stereo input. It is particularly suitable for connecting two microphones to a single DSLR-style camera, for example dual Wireless GO receivers, or a wireless receiver and a VideoMic. The SC11 is 275mm in length and is compatible with the cable management slots in the RØDE SM7-R and DCS-1 mounts. The output segment has in-built memory wire for neat cable positioning around your camera and the input segment is split into two – the black end records to the left channel, the red end records to the right.
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RØDE SC11 TRS Splitter Cable — Two Wireless Mics Into One Camera, Solved
The gist: A compact, no-fuss Y-cable that lets travel videographers run two Wireless GO receivers (or a receiver plus a VideoMic) into a single camera input — capturing dual-channel audio without an audio interface or mixer.
- Dual TRS 3.5mm to single TRS input: Black end records to left channel, red end to right — keeps two audio sources separated for clean mixing in post.
- 275mm length with memory wire: Built-in memory wire on the output segment holds cable position neatly around your camera body, reducing snag on run-and-gun shoots.
- Compatible with Wireless GO, Wireless GO II, and VideoMic: Plug-and-play with the most common RØDE on-camera wireless setups — no settings changes required.
- Cable-management slot compatible: Fits the SM7-R and DCS-1 mounts for a clean, professional rig build.
RØDE’s own product documentation confirms the SC11 is purpose-built for dual-receiver dual-camera setups, making it the standard accessory for interview and two-person content shooting on the go.
Best for: Travel creators running dual Wireless GO setups for interviews, vlogs, or two-person shoots who want clean stereo separation without extra gear. Skip it if: You’re recording to a device with two separate mic inputs — direct connection is always cleaner than a splitter. Runs ~$5 — check the current price before buying.
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