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

This cable is ideal for assigning a signal between console points where the gender roles call for male on both ends — a combiner-style patch cord that joins a male-terminated source lead to two male-terminated inputs, or bridges patch-bay points that the common genders cannot reach. One 3-pin XLR male plug at one end, two XLR male plugs at the other, on a short 0.5 m lead.

The spec is straightforward: 100% pure oxygen-free copper wire under PVC shielding, in black, with the split kept close to the patch point. It is the rarer gender in the splitter family — kept in stock so the odd patch does not stall the session.

Key features

• 3-pin XLR male to dual XLR male
• Combiner-style patch cord
• 100% pure OFC wire
• PVC shielding jacket, black
• 0.5 m patch length
• The rare gender — stocked so odd patches do not stall

Specifications

Typical applications

• Gender-mismatched patch-bay points
• Combiner-style channel assignments
• Session saves when genders clash
• Bench rigs with fixed-gender panels

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

Is male-to-male unusual?
It is the rarer gender — most splits are F-to-2M; this exists for panels and leads where the patch demands it. Check your ends first.

Can two sources be combined through it?
Passively combining outputs can cause level interaction; for true combining use a mixer or transformer combiner.

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