AV:Link 6.3mm Stereo Headphone/Audio Splitter Cable - 0.2m


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This AV:Link 6.3mm stereo headphone/audio splitter cable is designed for professionals and enthusiasts needing to split a single stereo audio source into two separate stereo outputs. Its key benefit is providing reliable signal distribution to multiple devices like amplifiers or mixing desks. A key caveat is that it *only splits one stereo signal into two, it cannot combine two signals into one.* This compact 0.2m cable features gold-plated connections for enhanced signal integrity, making it a practical solution for various audio setups.
| Model Part Number | 112.125UK |
|---|---|
| Brand | AV:Link |
No, this cable is designed exclusively to split one stereo audio signal into two separate stereo outputs. It cannot combine audio signals.
The cable uses standard 6.3mm (1/4 inch) stereo jack plugs and sockets.
The cable is approximately 0.2 meters (22cm) long, including the plugs.
This splitter is designed for line-level stereo audio signals, not typically for microphones which often use different connectors and signal types (e.g., XLR).
No, smartphones typically use 3.5mm (mini-jack) connections. You would need a 3.5mm to 6.3mm adapter to use this cable with a smartphone output, and then potentially another adapter to connect your 3.5mm headphones.
The gold plating helps ensure a more reliable and corrosion-resistant connection, which can contribute to maintaining signal integrity and thus, potentially perceived sound quality over time.
The cable weighs approximately 50g.
Ensure the cable is fully plugged into both the source and the destination devices. Verify that the source device is outputting a stereo signal. Check that the connected headphones or audio cables are functional and properly inserted into the splitter sockets.
Check all connections for looseness. Ensure the source device and the splitter are not too close to sources of electromagnetic interference. Try using the splitter with different audio equipment to isolate the source of the noise.
Inspect the non-working socket for any visible damage or debris. Try plugging a known working audio cable or headphone into that specific socket to confirm if the issue lies with the socket or the connected device.
Setup: Simply plug the 6.3mm stereo jack plug into your audio source device's stereo output. Then, connect your two sets of stereo headphones or audio cables to the two 6.3mm stereo sockets.
Compatibility: This splitter is compatible with any device featuring a standard 6.3mm (1/4") stereo jack output. It is designed for splitting a *stereo* signal, not for combining mono signals or for use with devices requiring 3.5mm (mini-jack) connections without an appropriate adapter.
Care: Keep the cable and its connectors clean and dry. Avoid sharp bends or kinks. Store in a cool, dry place when not in use. Periodically wipe the connectors with a dry, lint-free cloth to maintain optimal conductivity.