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Unique-Bargains 5pcs 6.35mm Mono Male to 2 Female RCA Adapter
Converts a 6.35 mm mono jack into two female RCA sockets for audio signal splitting
- TypeMI - Live Sound Amplifiers
- Splits one mono 6.35 mm plug into two RCA sockets
- Five adapters included for multi-channel setups
- Compact 6.1 × 2.6 × 1.2 cm body fits tight panels
- Light 41 g alloy shell adds minimal cable strain
- Black and silver finish resists oxidation on stage
5-Pack Mono-to-RCA Splitter
This pack contains five 6.35 mm mono male plugs that each split into two female RCA sockets. It lets musicians and live-sound engineers route a single mono source to a pair of RCA inputs without soldering custom cables.
Simple Y-Cable Integration
Each adapter measures 6.1 cm by 2.6 cm by 1.2 cm and weighs 41 g, so it adds minimal bulk to a pedalboard or rack panel. The black-and-silver metal housing plugs straight into a 6.35 mm jack and immediately provides two standard RCA connections for mixers, interfaces or recorders.
Passive Signal Path
No external power is required because the splitter is a purely passive wiring harness. The short 2.4-inch body keeps the signal path direct, while the metal shell shields the conductors from stage lighting and RF interference during normal use.
Highlights
- Splits one mono 6.35 mm plug into two RCA sockets
- Five adapters included for multi-channel setups
- Compact 6.1 × 2.6 × 1.2 cm body fits tight panels
- Light 41 g alloy shell adds minimal cable strain
- Black and silver finish resists oxidation on stage
Specifications
| Brand | Unique Bargains |
|---|---|
| Type | MI - Live Sound Amplifiers |
Questions about this item
Does the 6.35 mm mono plug fit standard 1/4-inch audio jacks on mixers and amps?
Yes, the 6.35 mm mono male plug matches standard 1/4-inch jacks found on most mixers, amplifiers and instruments.
Will the adapter add noticeable noise or heat during long sessions?
The passive metal construction adds no active noise or heat; signal quality depends on the connected cables and equipment.
What cables do I need to connect the two female RCA sockets?
You need standard male-to-male RCA cables to link each female socket to your source or destination devices.
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