The SA-Y2.5 splitter cables solve a common live sound challenge: sending one XLR signal to two destinations without signal degradation. This 4-pack provides the flexibility to split microphone feeds, instrument outputs, or line signals between your main mixer and monitor console, or feed the same signal to two different amplifiers.

Each 5-foot cable features one female XLR input that splits to two male XLR outputs, maintaining balanced signal integrity throughout the chain. The splitter design allows you to route vocals to both front-of-house and monitor systems, duplicate instrument feeds for recording while performing live, or send the same signal to multiple processing units.

Built with 22-gauge oxygen-free copper conductors, these cables deliver clean signal transmission without introducing noise or interference. The 5-foot length provides enough reach for typical rack-to-rack connections or stage-to-mixer routing without excess cable clutter. Professional-grade XLR connectors ensure secure, reliable connections that won't come loose during performances.

Whether you're running a small church sound system, setting up for a band rehearsal, or configuring a mobile DJ rig, these splitters handle the signal distribution tasks that keep your audio setup flexible. Perfect for venues up to 200 people where you need to feed the same signal to multiple destinations - like sending a pastor's microphone to both the sanctuary speakers and the overflow room.

The 4-pack gives you enough cables to handle multiple signal splits in one purchase. Each cable comes with Seismic Audio's one-year warranty and ships fast from our warehouse.

Technical Specifications

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use these cables to split a microphone signal to two mixers?

Yes, these XLR splitter cables are designed exactly for this application. Connect your microphone to the female XLR end, then run the two male XLR outputs to your main mixer and monitor mixer. This allows the same mic signal to feed both consoles simultaneously without signal loss.

Will these splitter cables work with phantom power?

These passive splitter cables will pass phantom power from one mixer to your microphone, but if you're splitting to two mixers that both supply phantom power, you may need an active splitter or isolation transformer to prevent potential damage. For single phantom power source applications, these work perfectly.

How long are these cables and how many venues can they handle?

Each cable is 5 feet long, which works well for rack-mounted equipment connections or short runs between stage and mixer positions. The pack of 4 cables can handle signal splitting for small to medium venues up to 200 people, covering typical church sanctuaries, small clubs, or mobile DJ setups.

What's the difference between using these splitters versus a DI box with multiple outputs?

These XLR splitters work with line-level and microphone signals that are already balanced, while DI boxes convert unbalanced instrument signals to balanced XLR. If you already have an XLR signal that needs to go two places, these splitters are the direct solution. DI boxes are for converting guitar, keyboard, or other unbalanced sources first.

Can I daisy-chain these splitters to send one signal to four destinations?

While technically possible, daisy-chaining splitters can reduce signal level and potentially introduce noise. For splitting one signal to four destinations, you're better off using a dedicated 1-to-4 distribution amplifier or splitter box that maintains proper signal levels and isolation between outputs.

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