Split a compatible 3-pin XLR audio connection into two separate 6.35mm female sockets with this Right-Angle XLR Male to Dual 6.35mm Female Audio Splitter Cable.
The cable features one space-saving 90-degree 3-pin XLR male connector and two colour-coded 6.35mm female sockets. The angled XLR design sits close to the connected equipment, making it ideal for rack-mounted systems, crowded mixer panels, stage equipment and installations positioned close to walls.
The red and black 6.35mm sockets make it easier to identify the two separate channels. They can accept compatible 6.35mm male audio plugs, while the gold-coloured internal contacts help provide a stable and secure connection.
A durable braided outer jacket, reinforced connector housings and moulded strain relief help protect the cable against pulling, repeated bending and everyday professional use.
Key Features:
• Right-angle 3-pin XLR male connector
• Dual 6.35mm female audio sockets
• Red and black sockets for easy channel identification
• Space-saving 90-degree XLR design
• Suitable for compatible two-channel audio breakout connections
• Gold-coloured 6.35mm socket contacts
• Braided outer jacket for improved durability
• Reinforced connector housings and strain relief
• Passive plug-and-play cable
• No software, driver or external power required
• Available in 0.5m, 1.8m and 3m lengths
Suitable Applications:
• Mixers and mixing consoles
• Audio interfaces
• Signal processors
• Amplifiers and powered speakers
• Stage-monitoring equipment
• Recording studios
• Live sound and PA installations
• KTV and entertainment systems
• Broadcast and conference equipment
• Professional audio wiring installations
Compatibility Information:
A standard 3-pin XLR connection cannot provide two independent balanced outputs. This type of cable is normally wired to separate two unbalanced mono channels using a shared ground connection.
The 6.35mm sockets may physically accept compatible TS or TRS plugs, but the signal available at each socket depends on the internal wiring and connected equipment. Each socket will normally carry one separate mono channel rather than a complete stereo signal.
This cable is not a headphone amplifier and should not automatically be described as suitable for connecting two pairs of stereo headphones.
It does not amplify, electronically balance, mix or convert the audio signal. Please confirm the XLR pin assignment and equipment wiring before purchase, as pin configurations can vary between devices.
