Audio2000S
Audio2000S ADC2034 10ft XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Cable
Splits one XLR female signal into two XLR male outputs over a 10 ft cable
- Splits one signal to two inputs with 1x XLR female to 2x XLR male connectors
- Flexible 5 mm diameter cable routes easily around gear and through tight spaces
- 10 ft length gives ample reach for stage or studio microphone placement
- Lightweight 272 g build reduces strain on mixer ports and stands
- Durable PVC jacket with braided shield protects signal from interference
Audio2000S ADC2034 10ft Splitter Cable
This cable provides one XLR female connector that splits to two XLR male connectors. It lets a single microphone source feed two destinations such as a mixer and a recorder. Streamers and podcasters who need simultaneous capture on separate devices will find it useful. Buyers who need more than two outputs or a different connector type should look elsewhere.
10ft Length and 5mm Diameter
At 10 feet the cable reaches across a typical desktop or small booth without excess slack. The 5mm outer diameter keeps it flexible enough for tight routing behind equipment. Runs longer than 10 feet or installations requiring a thicker jacket for heavy traffic are outside its design envelope.
Dual XLR Male to Single XLR Female Build
The assembly uses a 5mm PVC jacket with internal shielding described as SP30/0.12BC and polyethylene insulation. Connectors are standard three-pin XLR so they lock securely into microphones, interfaces and mixers. The 0.6 lb weight adds negligible strain on ports during daily connect and disconnect cycles.
Highlights
- Splits one signal to two inputs with 1x XLR female to 2x XLR male connectors
- Flexible 5 mm diameter cable routes easily around gear and through tight spaces
- 10 ft length gives ample reach for stage or studio microphone placement
- Lightweight 272 g build reduces strain on mixer ports and stands
- Durable PVC jacket with braided shield protects signal from interference
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Will the 5 mm cable diameter and 272 g weight strain the XLR inputs on my vintage mixer?
At 5 mm thick and 272 g total the cable is light enough for standard panel-mount XLR jacks on older mixers.
How can I verify the dual XLR male ends are wired correctly after plugging in?
Send a test signal through the single XLR female end; both male outputs should carry identical audio with no channel swap.
Does the box include any adapters or is the 10 ft XLR female to dual XLR male cable the only item?
Only the 10 ft cable with one XLR female and two XLR male connectors is supplied; no adapters are included.
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