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

This Y splitter takes the signal from a single microphone and feeds it to two channels on a mixing console. One end is an XLR female plug, the other splits into two XLR male plugs on a short 0.5 m lead, which keeps the split close to the console and away from the performance area.

The cable uses 100% oxygen-free copper conductors under a PVC jacket with a spiral shield, so both legs carry the same low-noise balanced signal, and moulded strain relief at each connector survives the repeated patch-ins that splitter duty implies. At 0.5 m it is a patch-point tool: clean, short and out of the way.

Key features

• 3-pin XLR female to dual XLR male
• 0.5 m split kept at the patch point
• 100% OFC conductors
• PVC jacket with spiral shield
• Moulded strain relief on every connector
• 1.5 m longer version available as a separate SKU

Specifications

Typical applications

• Mic to two console channels
• Monitor and record split at the desk
• Short patch-bay assignments
• Duplicate feeds to backup gear

Custom and OEM options

Longer versions (1.5 m) and packing run per order; samples in 3–7 days. Both legs are built identically, so either destination can take the recording or the monitor role without re-termination.

FAQ

Is the split passive?
Yes — a passive Y shares the source signal between two inputs; for isolation-critical splits, a transformer-based splitter is the upgrade path.

Which end takes the microphone?
The female end receives the mic’s male XLR output; the two male ends go to the console inputs.

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