Tisino Stereo Y Splitter Cable Breakout Home Audio Review

Better quality than I expected, tuned to last long enough to sit comfortably on the stereo input. Durable and looks like it can take a beating and still have a long lifespan.

Ideal for connecting the Rode Podcaster Pro to an ATEM Mini Microphone via a single input. Make sure to change the setting in ATEM sound settings. Otherwise you will end up with a noisy connection.

You seem well built. The ends are truly 1/4 split, making it relatively easy to connect two devices. It's a bit overkill if you connect side by side

Durable cable for reliable use in a variety of applications. I use it as an aux cable to connect to a mixer, mainly for listening to vinyl and making music at home. Also great for karaoke!

Quality control could be better. A 1/4 inch plug is thicker than the other and difficult to insert. The tip and ring aren't marked, so you'll have to pan around to figure out which is which. Very frustrating.

I couldn't use this as it has a break in the wire about 3 feet from the quarter plugs. So you can't use it for speaker monitors that are two meters apart. I ended up buying another cable from another.

The entrance to my laptop has a rim around it so it doesn't go all the way in. I have to constantly tweak to make sure the audio is coming out of both the left and right sides of my mixer. I didn't think it had a lip, I try to avoid it at all costs! I can't turn the music on halfway or at all due to a lousy connection. I'm not sure why they're becoming so popular, it used to be easy to find ones that fit a laptop's audio out port. Oh good I will be shopping again!

Great sound, and by that I mean no line hiss or hiss. I've used them straight from my MacBook to my KRK studio monitors and they're great for a quick setup. My only gripe is that they're connected in such a way that the distance between the left and right edges is only 2ft, so the speakers can't be placed further apart, but that's no big deal. In addition, the ends are colored. marked black and red, but not marked left and right. But they definitely do their job.