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Y-cable with one 1/4 inch mono female jack splitting to two 1/4 inch mono male plugs

Hosa Technology

Hosa Technology Y-Cable 1/4 Mono Female to Dual 1/4 Mono Male Unbalanced Cable

SKU CH-0FPP-BZAE6

Duplicates a mono signal from one 1/4-inch female jack to two 1/4-inch male plugs

  • Type1 qty
  • Duplicates a mono signal for parallel routing
  • 1/4 inch female to dual 1/4 inch male connectors
  • Unbalanced wiring for standard instrument connections
  • Single cable eliminates need for separate splitter

Signal Duplication Cable

This Hosa Technology Y-cable splits a single mono 1/4 inch female source into two mono 1/4 inch male outputs. It is built for unbalanced signal paths and suits musicians, engineers or installers who need to send one instrument or line-level feed to two destinations simultaneously. The straightforward wiring duplicates the signal without active electronics.

Patch-Bay and Insert Routing

The cable connects directly to a mono 1/4 inch jack on a mixer channel insert, audio interface or patch bay and provides two male plugs for parallel routing. It requires no external power and adds minimal signal-path length, keeping the setup tidy on stage or in the studio. Buyers needing balanced TRS splitting or stereo signal handling should select a different cable type.

Highlights

  • Duplicates a mono signal for parallel routing
  • 1/4 inch female to dual 1/4 inch male connectors
  • Unbalanced wiring for standard instrument connections
  • Single cable eliminates need for separate splitter

Specifications

BrandHosa
Type1 qty

Questions about this item

What happens to the signal level when the single 1/4 mono female input is split to two 1/4 mono male outputs?

The cable duplicates the mono signal without active electronics, so each output carries the same unbalanced signal level as the source; cable length and connector resistance are the only passive losses.

Does the unbalanced construction pick up noticeable hum or interference during long sessions?

As an unbalanced Y-cable it has no shielding beyond the standard conductor insulation, so noise rejection depends on keeping runs short and away from power cables or transformers.

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