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ProX XC-SYXM03 3 ft 1/4" TRS-M to Dual XLR3-M Y Cable
A 3-foot Y-cable splits a stereo 1/4" TRS output into two XLR male inputs with 93% braided OFC copper shielding
- Pristine audio clarity from 93% braided OFC copper shield
- Rugged tour-grade build withstands bending and twisting for lasting reliability
- Compact 3 ft length reduces clutter while keeping setups flexible
- Secure 1/4" TRS-M to dual XLR3-M connectors prevent signal loss
- Splitter design routes one stereo source to two XLR inputs
Pro Audio Y-Cable 3 ft
The ProX XC-SYXM03 is a 3 ft Y-cable that splits a single 1/4" TRS-M stereo output into two XLR3-M connectors. It is built for professional audio applications where a balanced stereo source must feed two separate balanced inputs. The 93% braided OFC copper shield reduces noise and protects signal integrity.
Suits balanced stereo splits, not mono sums
This cable serves engineers who need to route a stereo TRS output to dual XLR inputs on mixers, interfaces or processors. It does not combine two mono signals into one stereo jack, so users needing a summing cable or a simple mono extension should choose a different wiring scheme.
Connects TRS outputs to dual XLR inputs
The 1/4" TRS-M plug inserts into a stereo balanced line output, while the two XLR3-M plugs feed corresponding balanced line inputs. The compact diameter and flexible jacket ease routing in racks or on stage, and the rugged connectors maintain secure contact through repeated patching.
Highlights
- Pristine audio clarity from 93% braided OFC copper shield
- Rugged tour-grade build withstands bending and twisting for lasting reliability
- Compact 3 ft length reduces clutter while keeping setups flexible
- Secure 1/4" TRS-M to dual XLR3-M connectors prevent signal loss
- Splitter design routes one stereo source to two XLR inputs
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What source device needs a 1/4" TRS stereo output to plug into this cable?
Any mixer, audio interface or instrument with a 1/4" TRS stereo jack can feed the single male end of this Y-cable.
Can the dual XLR3-M ends connect to vintage gear that only has XLR inputs?
Yes, each XLR3-M plug fits standard three-pin XLR inputs found on older mixers, preamps or powered speakers.
How do I confirm the 93% braided OFC shield is rejecting noise after I wire it up?
With signal running, listen for a quiet background; the high-coverage shield should keep hum and RF interference inaudible.
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