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PigHog Cables 6" XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Y Cable
Six-inch Y-cable splits one XLR female signal to two XLR male outputs with tour-grade connectors and tough PVC jacket
- Tour-grade XLR connectors for reliable signal transfer
- Proprietary splitter junction maintains audio integrity
- Tough PVC exterior resists stage wear
- 6-inch Y cable splits one mic to two channels
- Designed by musicians for studio and live use
Studio Y-Splitter Cable
This six-inch Y cable splits a single XLR female input into two XLR male outputs for routing one microphone or line source to dual destinations. It suits live sound engineers, studio technicians and broadcast operators who need a compact, reliable splitter for stage boxes, mixer inserts or recorder feeds. The short length keeps cable runs tidy in rack drawers and on podiums.
Durable PVC Jacket
A tough PVC exterior resists abrasion, kinking and repeated coiling during load-in and strike. Tour Grade XLR connectors feature robust metal shells and strain-relief boots that withstand frequent mating cycles without loosening. The proprietary splitter junction maintains signal integrity while enduring the physical stress of twin cable exits in tight spaces.
Direct Inline Split
The male XLR plugs insert directly into mixer channels, audio interfaces or snake returns without extra patch cables or adapter barrels. This eliminates additional connection points that can introduce noise or mechanical failure. The fixed six-inch tails limit reach, so the source and both destinations must sit close together — typically within the same rack bay or stage pocket.
Highlights
- Tour-grade XLR connectors for reliable signal transfer
- Proprietary splitter junction maintains audio integrity
- Tough PVC exterior resists stage wear
- 6-inch Y cable splits one mic to two channels
- Designed by musicians for studio and live use
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I connect the 6-inch XLR female to dual XLR male Y cable and what step do people often miss?
Plug the single XLR female end into your source output, then connect both XLR male ends to the two destination inputs; the step often missed is ensuring both male connectors are fully latched so the signal splits cleanly to both channels.
What maintenance or replacement will this Y cable need over time?
Inspect the proprietary splitter junction and tour-grade XLR connectors periodically for bent pins or cracked PVC; replace the cable if the latch mechanism fails or the jacket shows cuts that expose conductors.
What limit appears first when this 6-inch Y splitter runs a continuous live signal?
The short 6-inch length offers no slack, so mechanical strain on the splitter junction becomes the first limit under sustained stage movement, risking intermittent contact before any electrical degradation.
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