⚠️ Important Notice: 2-Pole TS Mono Signal & 1-to-2 Duplication Only

1. TS Mono 2-Pole Configuration (Not for Stereo Headphones): This cable features 2-pole TS (Tip-Sleeve) mono connectors. It is engineered specifically for unbalanced mono audio gear, electric guitars, bass, and mono microphones. If connected to 3-pole TRS stereo headphone jacks, audio will output in mono only (or on a single side).
2. 1-to-2 Signal Duplication Only (Cannot Mix Two Signals): This passive parallel splitter duplicates one mono audio source into two identical mono destinations (e.g., routing one electric guitar into two separate amplifiers or an amp and a mixer channel). It CANNOT combine or mix two audio sources into one input. Never connect two active instruments into a single amplifier port.
3. Microphone Compatibility: Compatible with unbalanced dynamic microphones. Does not carry balanced audio signals or phantom power required for condenser microphones.
4. Passive Distribution: As a passive parallel Y-cable, splitting a high-impedance instrument signal across two destinations may result in a slight signal level drop depending on the input impedance of your amplifiers.

Product Overview

Expand your live performance setup and stage routing with this professional 6.35mm (1/4 inch) TS mono Y-splitter cable. Featuring a robust 1/4" mono male plug branching out to dual 1/4" mono female jacks across a 30cm (11.8-inch) flexible lead, this cable allows musicians and audio engineers to split a single instrument or mono line signal to two separate amplifiers, pedals, or mixing console channels simultaneously with studio-grade reliability.

Key Features

• 1-to-2 Mono Signal Splitting: Accurately clones any 6.35mm TS mono instrument or line output into two identical mono feeds without requiring external power supplies.
• 24K Gold-Plated TS Connectors: High-conductivity 2-pole gold-plated plugs resist oxidation and corrosion, ensuring solid mechanical contact and clean signal conduction.
• High-Purity Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC): Pure copper conductor core delivers uncolored acoustic transparency, low resistance, and exceptional shielding against hum and electromagnetic noise.
• Molded Heavy-Duty Strain Relief: Durable, flexible PVC jacket with reinforced molded strain relief boots withstands aggressive bending, stage movement, and frequent gigging.
• Instant Plug-and-Play Setup: Compact 30cm footprint keeps pedalboards and stage setups organized without loose clutter or complicated routing.

Device Compatibility

• Source Output Devices (1/4" TS Male): Electric guitars, bass guitars, music keyboards, electric pianos, dynamic microphones, and unbalanced mono preamps.
• Receiving Devices (Dual 1/4" TS Female): Guitar amplifiers, bass cabinets, stage monitors, PA speakers, audio mixing tables, HiFi systems, AV receivers, and home theater audio equipment (compatibility list is not exhaustive).
• Non-Compatible Devices: TRS stereo balanced audio interconnects, studio monitor stereo headphone jacks, condenser microphones requiring 48V phantom power.

Common Daily Applications

• Dual-Amplifier Guitar Rig: Route your electric guitar or pedalboard signal simultaneously to a clean amp and a dirty/overdriven amp for rich tonal blending.
• Stage & PA Signal Splitting: Feed your instrument audio to an onstage personal amplifier while sending an identical feed to the front-of-house mixing console.
• Live Rehearsals & Recording: Split a dynamic microphone or electronic keyboard signal to both a monitor speaker and an audio recording interface.

Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What is the difference between this TS cable and a TRS cable?
A: This cable features a 2-pole TS (Tip-Sleeve) connector designed specifically for mono signals, such as electric guitars, bass, and dynamic mics. A TRS (Tip-Ring-Sleeve) cable has 3 poles for dual-channel stereo signals. Using a TS cable on stereo headphone outputs will result in mono sound only.

Q: Can I use this cable to connect two microphones or two guitars into one input jack on my amplifier?
A: No. This is a 1-to-2 signal splitter, not a 2-to-1 mixer. Attempting to combine two active instrument outputs into a single jack can cause signal loss, severe distortion, and potential hardware damage.

Q: Can I use this cable with a condenser microphone?
A: No. Condenser microphones require balanced wiring and phantom power (+48V), whereas this cable is an unbalanced TS mono design intended for dynamic microphones and instruments.