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Boxwave 1/4" TRS Stereo Splitter 6.35mm Male to Dual Female 2-Pack
Splits a single 6.35 mm TRS stereo connection into two female ports, supplied as a two-pack
- TypeAdapters
- Splits one 6.35 mm TRS jack into two stereo outputs
- TRS stereo wiring preserves left and right channels on each port
- Corrosion-resistant connectors minimise signal loss
- Compact form factor saves space in gear bags
- Two-pack provides a spare for studio or stage use
Stereo TRS Splitter for 6.35 mm Jacks
This two-pack provides a simple way to duplicate a single 6.35 mm TRS output into two identical connections. It suits musicians, studio engineers or anyone needing to share a line-level signal between headphones, monitors or recording gear without active electronics.
Passive Y-Adaptor for Existing Cables
Each unit plugs directly into a standard 6.35 mm stereo socket and presents two female 6.35 mm ports, letting you keep your current cables and instruments. The compact, passive design needs no power, adds negligible bulk and leaves adjacent jacks accessible on crowded interfaces or patch bays.
Corrosion-Resistant Contacts in a Twin Pack
Gold-plated connectors resist oxidation to maintain clean signal transfer over repeated insertions. Having two identical splitters on hand covers stereo pairs, duplicate monitor feeds or a spare for the gig bag, reducing the need to repurchase when a session demands an extra split.
Highlights
- Splits one 6.35 mm TRS jack into two stereo outputs
- TRS stereo wiring preserves left and right channels on each port
- Corrosion-resistant connectors minimise signal loss
- Compact form factor saves space in gear bags
- Two-pack provides a spare for studio or stage use
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 6.35 mm TRS connectors maintain signal integrity after months of daily plugging and unplugging?
The connectors are designed to resist corrosion and minimise signal loss, so repeated insertion and removal should not degrade the stereo signal over time.
Does the splitter generate any heat or electrical noise when used continuously in a studio rack?
As a passive metal adapter with no active circuitry, it produces no heat and adds no electrical noise regardless of how long it stays connected.
What must my source device already have for this splitter to work immediately?
Your source needs a single 6.35 mm (1/4 inch) TRS stereo output jack; the splitter then provides two matching female TRS sockets for your cables.
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