Headphone jack same as TRS jack?

[the swede]

The headphone jack on my HX Stomp. Could i put a trs cable there and away to another input/input thingy (female/female?) in which i connect my headphones?

It’s tech noob question for sure

I fall asleep in three seconds and it will be a pleasure to drink coffee tomorrow morning and read your elaborate replies!

 

[Rewolf]

You can connect it to a stereo input. For example I connect the headphone out on my Floor to a MiniRig 3 speaker for most gigs (it’s 40w and is easily loud enough for our stage volume).

3.5mm TRS cable at both ends with an adapter for 1/4” at the Helix end.

You can’t connect it to a balanced TRS input as the L&R will cancel each other out

 

[the swede]

You can connect it to a stereo input. For example I connect the headphone out on my Floor to a MiniRig 3 speaker for most gigs (it’s 40w and is easily loud enough for our stage volume).

3.5mm TRS cable at both ends with an adapter for 1/4” at the Helix end.

You can’t connect it to a balanced TRS input as the L&R will cancel each other out

Oh. Ok.

Can I use something like this for both headphones and guitar input. Two of them. Just use a trs patch cable from the stomp headphone out and to the thingy below. Then use the thingy as headphone jack on a home made board.

Black Solderless 1/4 Pass Thru Locking Jack - Loopi Pedals

Simply plug in and play jack with female 1/4″ jack on both sides. The locking jack are the ideal product just for that. Can be used for either stereo(TRS) or mono(TS) connection. No soldering required; just plug your jack on both sides and you’re ready to go. Ideal for pedalboards, rack...

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[Rewolf]

It looks like it. It supports TRS and the physical design is identical between balanced mono and stereo.