XLR Y Splitter Cable, 1 Male to 2 Female, 0.5 m

A Y splitter built the other way round from the female-to-male version: one XLR male plug at the source, two XLR female sockets at the destinations. It is the cable for assigning a single microphone to two channels — recording to a DAW while feeding a monitor desk, or sending one instrument to a front-of-house channel and a stage-monitor channel at the same time.

The cable uses pure oxygen-free copper conductors with PVC shielding and moulded strain relief, in a 0.5 m run that keeps the split at the patch point. Both legs are identical, so both destinations receive the same signal — no level surprises between the recording path and the monitor path.

Key features

• 3-pin XLR male to dual XLR female
• Record while monitoring from one source
• Pure OFC conductors, PVC shielding
• Moulded strain relief
• 0.5 m patch-point length
• Both legs identical — no level surprises

Specifications

Typical applications

• DAW recording plus monitor feed
• FOH plus stage-monitor split
• Instrument to two channels
• Bench and test-rig duplication

Custom and OEM options

Lengths and packing run per order; samples ship in 3–7 days. For permanent installations the same split is available hardwired into a stage box order — ask with the panel drawing. Hire fleets keep a few of these in the drawer for exactly the panels the common genders cannot reach.

FAQ

Gender check before ordering?
Yes — this is male-to-2-female; the mirror version (female-to-2-male) is a separate SKU.

Does it work for line-level sources?
Yes — any balanced XLR source splits the same way; levels follow the source.

Samples, packing options, payment terms and warranty conditions are set out in How to Order and Delivery Information.