Cordial 14876 cable adaptador en Y de audio 6,3 mm jack estéreo a 2x 6,3 mm jack mono 1 m negro

When you need to split a stereo signal into two mono channels—for feeding separate inputs on a mixer, amplifier, or effects processor—this CORDIAL 14876 Y-adapter cable solves the problem cleanly. It takes a single 6.3 mm stereo (TRS) jack and splits it into two 6.3 mm mono (TS) jacks, each carrying one channel of the stereo signal. The 1-metre length gives you enough reach without clutter, and the twin (siamese) cable design keeps the two mono leads neatly together until they separate at the connectors.

Who is it for

This adapter is ideal for musicians, sound engineers, and home studio owners who work with professional audio gear that uses 6.3 mm (1/4") jacks. It is particularly useful for connecting a stereo output (like a keyboard, audio interface, or DJ mixer) to two mono inputs on a mixing console, or for splitting a stereo headphone output to two separate mono destinations. It is also handy for creating a stereo-to-dual-mono send for effects or monitoring.

Main features

• Converts one 6.3 mm stereo jack (TRS) to two 6.3 mm mono jacks (TS)
• 1 metre length for flexible placement
• Durable black PVC jacket protects the conductors
• Twin (siamese) cable design keeps the two mono leads organised
• Nickel-plated connectors for reliable signal transfer
• Compatible with any equipment using standard 6.3 mm jack sockets

Specifications

• Connector A: 1x 6.3 mm TRS jack male (stereo)
• Connector B: 2x 6.3 mm TS jack male (mono)
• Cable length: 1 m
• Colour: Black
• Jacket material: PVC
• Cable design: Twin (siamese)
• Audio configuration: Stereo to dual mono
• Connector gender: Male to male
• Intended use: Audio signal splitting/routing

Tips

To avoid ground loop hum, keep this cable away from power cables and use balanced connections where possible. When connecting to a mixing console, ensure the mono inputs are panned appropriately to recreate the stereo image if needed. For longer runs, consider using a balanced TRS to XLR solution instead.