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50cm XLR female to dual XLR male Y splitter cable

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Ruth's sister 50cm 3 Pin Jack XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Y Splitter Adapter Cable Converter

SKU CH-QS2K-K4JK7

Splits a single XLR female signal into two XLR male outputs over a 50 cm cable for microphone, mixer or amplifier connections

  • 50 cm length fits tight rack spaces
  • XLR female to dual male splits one mic signal to two inputs
  • 3-pin XLR connectors match standard pro audio gear
  • Portable Y-cable design suits live and studio routing

Audio Signal Splitter Cable

This 50 cm adapter cable converts a single XLR female input into two XLR male outputs. It provides a Y-split configuration for routing one microphone or line-level signal to two separate mixer or amplifier channels. The compact length keeps rack and stage setups tidy.

For Single-Source Distribution

Suitable for users needing to send one balanced signal to two destinations such as a front-of-house console and a recording interface. Not suited for combining two microphones into one input or for applications requiring isolation transformers or signal attenuation.

Highlights

  • 50 cm length fits tight rack spaces
  • XLR female to dual male splits one mic signal to two inputs
  • 3-pin XLR connectors match standard pro audio gear
  • Portable Y-cable design suits live and studio routing

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much heat or noise does the 50cm XLR Y-splitter cable add when used all day?

The passive cable has no active electronics, so it generates no heat and makes no noise regardless of how long it runs.

What equipment must I already own to connect a microphone through the 3-pin jack XLR female to dual XLR male splitter?

You need a microphone or source with a 3-pin XLR male output and two mixer or amplifier channels with 3-pin XLR female inputs.

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