Saramonic TRS To Right-Angled 5-PIN Lemo Male Timecode Cable

Saramonic TRS To Right-Angled 5-PIN Lemo Male Timecode Cable | A direct timecode connection

The defining detail is the right-angled 5-pin Lemo male connector at one end. That changes the direction the plug takes as it meets its socket, while the other end is TRS. Saramonic identifies this as a timecode cable, so its job is to connect equipment through those two connector types for a timecode setup. The title gives you the key details to match: TRS on one end, a right-angled 5-pin Lemo male on the other. If those are the connections your setup calls for, this cable is a straightforward option to consider. It’s a specific cable, rather than a general-purpose lead; the connector names are the important part when choosing it.

In practical terms, read the name from both ends before adding it to your kit. “Right-angled” describes the shape of the Lemo male connector, while “5-pin” and “Lemo” identify its pin count and connector type. The TRS end is named separately, so it’s easy to distinguish from a cable with another connector arrangement. That level of specificity is useful when you’re organising timecode connections or replacing a lead with the same stated ends. I’d treat the connector match as the deciding point here: the product name is clear about those connections, but it doesn’t name a particular camera or recorder system. There’s no need to guess from the brand alone; compare the actual connector types your setup uses with the ones in the title.

Technical Specifications

• Product type: Timecode cable
• One connector: TRS
• Other connector: 5-pin Lemo male
• Lemo connector shape: Right-angled