Split a single stereo audio source to two separate outputs with this pair of 1/8" stereo splitter cables. Perfect for DJs who need to send their mix to both headphones and a recording device, or musicians wanting to share audio from their phone or laptop to multiple speakers or headphones simultaneously.

Each cable converts one 1/8" stereo input into two separate 1/8" mono outputs - left channel to one jack, right channel to the other. The 10-inch length provides just enough reach without excess cable clutter on your DJ booth or desktop setup.

Oxygen-free copper conductors deliver clean signal transfer from your source device to both outputs. The compact splitter design handles standard line-level signals from smartphones, tablets, laptops, MP3 players, and other consumer audio devices with 3.5mm outputs.

Use these for splitting DJ monitor feeds, sharing music from a single device to multiple powered speakers, or creating dual recording setups where you need separate left and right channel feeds. They work well in small venues, home studios, or anywhere you need to divide a stereo signal into its component mono channels.

Connect the male plug to your audio source's headphone or line output, then plug your destination devices into the two female jacks. Each splitter cable separates stereo into discrete left and right mono signals rather than duplicating the full stereo mix to both outputs.

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Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

What's the difference between this splitter and a regular headphone splitter?

This cable splits a stereo signal into separate left and right mono outputs, not duplicate stereo feeds. Regular headphone splitters send the same full stereo signal to multiple outputs. Use this when you need to isolate left and right channels for separate processing, recording, or monitoring.

Can I use this to connect one audio source to two powered speakers?

Yes, but only if your speakers have 1/8" inputs and you want left channel audio in one speaker and right channel in the other. For true stereo to both speakers, you'd need a different type of splitter that duplicates the full stereo signal to each output.

Will this work with my DJ mixer's headphone output?

Absolutely - this is a common DJ application. Plug the male end into your mixer's headphone jack, then connect your headphones to one female jack and a recording device or secondary monitor to the other. You'll get isolated left and right channels to each destination.

How much signal loss should I expect with these splitters?

Passive splitters like these don't amplify the signal, so you'll experience roughly 6dB of level reduction when splitting to two outputs. This is normal and shouldn't cause issues with most line-level sources and destinations, though you may need to adjust volume levels accordingly.

What devices can I connect to the female outputs?

Any device with a 1/8" male plug expecting mono audio signals. This includes studio monitors with 3.5mm inputs, headphones (though you'll only hear one channel per side), recording interfaces, or other audio equipment that accepts 3.5mm mono connections.

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