Review on Hosa YXM 121 XLR3F XLR3M Cable by Joe Gosa

If your goal is to split a MONO XLR signal (mic or line) and you want to do it cheaply and easily, then this is the perfect option. There are expensive professional devices out there that supposedly do it more correctly and efficiently, but unless you're hosting a million dollar show or making platinum albums, that works great imo.note; Combining signals is a completely different matter. In this case you need some kind of transformer disconnect device. B. https://www.amazon.com/Whirlwind-IMCOML-IMP-Level-Combiner/dp/B0007CG5DM/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1499831514&sr=8-2&keywords=whirlwind+line+combiner for line level signals. They also make the mic level block exactly the same. You can use any cable that goes from a double socket to a single plug to connect, but I don't recommend it. put your devices at risk! but not afraid of division. Your signal integrity will be fine and your devices will be safe. The 1.5 foot cord is very short, but that's what I wanted. Not something I need all the time, but it's great to have in my toolbox when I do. I plan to get another one.