XLR Y Splitter Cable, 1 Female to 2 Male, 1.5 m

This is the longer version of the XLR Y splitter: one XLR female plug on a single lead, dividing into two XLR male plugs on a 1.5 m run. The extra length matters when the microphone is a couple of metres from the console and the split has to reach both inputs without a second cable in the chain.

Construction is 100% oxygen-free copper under a PVC jacket with a spiral shield, and moulded connectors with strain relief keep the two legs intact through repeated patch-ins. Both legs carry the same low-noise balanced signal — the recording path and the monitor path hear the same source.

Key features

• 3-pin XLR female to dual XLR male
• 1.5 m — reaches both inputs from distance
• 100% OFC conductors
• PVC jacket with spiral shield
• Moulded strain relief
• Same low-noise signal on both legs

Specifications

Typical applications

• Mic to two console channels at distance
• Record plus monitor splits
• Podcast desks with dual capture
• Rehearsal-room dual feeds

Custom and OEM options

Shorter (0.5 m) and other lengths run per order; samples in 3–7 days. Podcast and rehearsal desks usually stock one of each length — the short one lives at the patch bay, the long one travels to the mic.

FAQ

0.5 m or 1.5 m — which?
0.5 m keeps the split at the patch point; 1.5 m suits when the source itself sits metres away and one lead must do the whole run.

Passive split, same as the short one?
Yes — only length differs; signal handling is identical.

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