Focal Clear Pro and Elear Headphone Cable - 3.0 Meter

A Replacement Cable for Focal Clear Pro and Elear

A headphone cable must physically match both ends of the chain: the connector on your headphones and the connector on your amplifier or DAC. Getting either wrong means the cable simply will not plug in, which is why the fit matters as much as the build quality.

This Focal cable is built for Clear Pro and Elear headphones. It ends in two 3.5mm plugs at the headphone end, one for each earcup, and a single 3.5mm stereo plug at the amplifier end.

Two 3.5mm Plugs at the Headphone End

Focal Clear Pro and Elear take the cable on both sides, with a 3.5mm socket in each earcup. This cable splits into two 3.5mm plugs, one per earcup, each in a black metal housing marked with the Focal name.

A 3.5mm Stereo Plug at the Amplifier End

The amplifier end is a 3.5mm (1/8") stereo plug, the size found on portable players, laptops, and many DACs and headphone amplifiers. If your amplifier has a larger 1/4" (6.35mm) headphone jack, you will need a 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter, so check your amp's output before ordering.

The Connectors, Explained

Headphone end: two 3.5mm plugs, one for each earcup. Amplifier end: one 3.5mm stereo plug. The cable is 3.0 meters long.

Who Is This Headphone Cable Best For?

• You own Focal Clear Pro or Elear headphones — this cable is built for the 3.5mm socket in each earcup of those two models
• Your amplifier, DAC or player has a 3.5mm headphone jack — the amp end plugs straight in, no adapter needed
• You want a Focal-made replacement for a worn or damaged cable — this is Focal's own cable, not an aftermarket copy
• Your amplifier only has a 1/4" headphone jack — you will need a 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter, or Cardas Parsec for Focal Clear MG, which ends in a 1/4" plug
• Your amplifier has a balanced output — this cable is single-ended, so it will not plug into a 4-pin XLR or 4.4mm balanced jack

How Does It Connect to Your System?

Plug the two 3.5mm plugs into the left and right earcups of your Focal Clear Pro or Elear headphones. Then plug the 3.5mm stereo plug into the headphone output on your amplifier, DAC or player.

Then power up the system as usual.

Pairs Well With

A headphone cable is one link between your headphones and an amplifier or DAC. It usually joins these categories.

• Headphone Amplifiers — the amp end of this cable plugs directly into one with a 3.5mm jack
• Headphones — the cable only helps once it's matched to the right pair
• Digital-to-Analog Converters — many desktop DACs include a headphone output this cable can feed
• Headphone Accessories — stands, cases and other gear for the same headphone this cable serves

Frequently Asked Questions

Will it plug into a 1/4" headphone jack?

Not directly. The amp end is a 3.5mm stereo plug, so a 1/4" jack needs a 3.5mm-to-1/4" adapter.

Is this a balanced cable?

No. It is single-ended, with a standard 3.5mm stereo plug at the amp end. It will not fit a 4-pin XLR or 4.4mm balanced output.

Does it fit other Focal headphones?

It is built for Clear Pro and Elear. Focal uses different connectors on different models, so before ordering for another model, check that your headphones have a 3.5mm socket in each earcup, or call us and we will confirm the fit.

What happens if I order the wrong connector for my headphones?

It simply won't plug in. Headphone connectors aren't interchangeable the way many amplifier connectors are, so check your headphones' own connector, and the amp-end plug your amplifier or DAC uses, before ordering.

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