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| Brand: Parts Express
Category: CE
Buy New: $0.75
New (6) Used (1) from $0.75
Avg. Customer Rating:  18 reviews
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0
UPC: 844632026065
EAN: 0844632026065
ASIN: B0002MQGRM
Availability: Usually ships in 1-2 business days
Condition: L SHAPED - 90 DEGREE, TOSLINK TO OPTICAL MINI ADAPTER, just pay $5.00 shippind and handling......... can't beat that!!!!!!!!!!
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| Customer Reviews:
 Great in Theory February 3, 2008
1 out of 5 found this review helpful
I needed this to connect my Logitech Z-5500 speakers via the Optical output on my Sounblaster X-Fi Extreme Gamer sound card. (Why does Creative skimp and use a 3.5mm "flex plug" for optical out??) The adapter diminishex the light level to the point that the sound quality is effected. I have since gone back to the analog connections.
 works great with Mac Mini January 12, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
Inexpensive, quick delivery, and can only be found on line. Needed to use optical audio with any Mac
Works perfectly - amazing price October 23, 2007
6 out of 6 found this review helpful
I needed this item to connect my X-Fi Sound Blaster card to our 7.1 surround sound system. The adapter has good fit with the cable and input device. Quality is excellent and shipping for this particular seller was quick. BTW, you can't get this at Fry's, Radio Shack, Best Buy, Circuit City, or any other national retailers.
200% Satisfied ! October 14, 2007
5 out of 5 found this review helpful
Used to connect the "mini spdif" plug on my HP Pavillion dv 6400 to the optical Super CD toslink [...] input on my Sony STP-k9900p home theatre system (Dolby 5.1). Mini refers to the speaker jack size (like the green speaker plug for any PC). SPDIF refers to the protocol used over the optical connection. Using Amazon's select similar or related search (or whatever it's called) I also bought two 12 foot cables (cables4less) and a toslink to toslink cable connector. 3 separate suppliers, one purchase from Amazon - how neat. I ended up with a 24 foot connection from laptop to home theatre system that reaches every seat in the living room. AND IT WORKS and SOUNDS GREAT. You should hear how good even Pandora.com sounds! I don't mind paying $5-$6 for parts and $20+ for S&H for something I can't buy locally. I got what I wanted. Also, at many places you'll pay $30+ for just one 12 foot cable. All three packages were shipped promptly and arrived within 1 week. (Good job Amazon). The jack, connector and cablesare all top quality. Cable ends have protective caps attached to the ends to keep the optical end clean. The cap for the laptop end reaches to cover the mini spdif plug when it is not in the laptop.
Provides 5.1 speaker output from PS3 thru soundcard to non-toslink speakers September 17, 2007
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
Thank God I got this thing working. I think mine is a different case from most people. I have this connected to an Optical Toslink cable (obviously). One end of the Optical Toslink cable is plugged directly into my new Playstation 3. The other end of the Optical Toslink cable is connected to this adapter, which then plugs into my Optical S/PDIF Mini Input on my SoundBlaster Audigy 2 ZS Notebook, which is in my laptop. Then the Audigy 2 ZS Notebook has its own output (the Creative non-standard speaker docking cable connector) going to my 5.1 surround computer speakers.
That's right - I'm using this to connect my PS3 to my computer speakers, and the computer speakers do not have an Optical Toslink input - I'm using the soundcard as a go-between. I just connected it a couple hours ago and had to do a bit of troubleshooting - apparently the PS3 has to be set to "AAC" only (not Dolby Digital 5.1 nor DTS 5.1) in order to work with my setup. So hopefully it will still continue to work tomorrow and in the future. Feel free to email me at [...] if you want more explanation, but I got it working, so now I can have 5.1 surround from my PS3 without having to by some new equipment - yay!
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