GLS Audio Y Cable Splitter Cord Review

This cable saved my fat. I needed a cable that actually disconnects so I can connect my studio monitors directly to my computer without having to go through my interface. This cable actually splits, allowing me to connect my computer to two speakers in different locations. Thanks GLS Audio Inc. for what I needed and a clear description of the detail.

I still use the GLS. The price is great. The connectors make it very easy to diagnose problems as cables age, and replacement is quick and easy. I've had some issues with other brands on Revain (like Hosa, which I like but sometimes have issues) that had a 3.5mm plug that was too short, resulting in it being dropped from devices with a minimal Jack size jumped out but they are perfect and go with everything I have.

These cables are of excellent quality for any type of use. I use them in my home recording studio to connect a mixer. I like to experiment with different settings for connecting my phone, computer, tablet to the mix and also different speakers to keep things interesting. Compared to a cheap plastic pair I have the GLS which produces less background noise and actually adds a bit of purity to the sound quality due to the metal that the connectors as well as the cable are made of.

I use this to record my OP-1 into an audio interface in stereo. I'm pretty sure this is the same cable that Red Means Recording's Jeremy Blake uses for his OP-1 videos and I honestly bought it for that reason. I really like the look of this cord. The sound quality is excellent. You really don't get much better sound quality from things like Mogami cables. Sure, you can get better sound, but it's only marginally better, and if you don't have a lot of cash to burn, you might want to focus on…

This is a much better cable than the one I had but without the gold connectors. PC with another device. The headphones have no click from the PC so I can only attribute this to the cable as I cleaned all the connections well too. I was also wondering if it might be more sensitive to PC performance? Maybe cold soldering in shrink wrap? UPDATE: Thanks to recent reviews on another digital device, I've found that when I plug the PC into a separate outlet while not hearing the standard 60 hertz, the

I've installed an iPad and some great synths. I wanted to record synthesizers to the beat of other tracks in Logic Pro. The GLS Audio Splitter Cable takes audio from the iPad's headphone jack and splits it into two 1/4" mono jacks. I connect to the Line In jacks on the Tascam US-322. It works great! You can also see that the cord is made of quality materials and lasts a long time. A few days after I received the cord, I received an email from the owner of the company thanking me for the…

No continuity or ground faults. I get good sound from the 3.5mm stereo jack on my computer's motherboard to a pair of JBL 305P MKII powered monitors on my desk. The design of the cable and connector looks normal. The bushings have a nickel appearance and have die cast bodies to reduce stress. They are not Neutrik quality but I have no complaints about the price. As some have explained, you can increase the distance between TSR connectors simply by gently spreading their cables apart. Down from…