🎧 High-Quality 1/4" Stereo Plug to Dual 1/4" Jack Splitter Adapter Cable - 0.6 Feet Length Review

My wife plays in a band and needs a monitor in her ear just to hear the keyboard. This splitter is used to send the output signal to both the amplifier and your headphones. Works great, no extra noise and no audio loss on any device.

I use this to split the stereo output on my audio interface to headphones and the other to an additional set of active monitors. Works as it should. It should hold up as I'm not moving the splitter cable which can cause connector fatigue.

This is great if you want to have two 🎤 Karaoke Microphones. We simply added this to our speaker which had a stereo jack, then bought two microphones and with this splitter you now have a karaoke machine. That works great! Easy to use and very affordable.

My old splitter was a trip. had to keep turning the headphone inputs until both left and right worked, they worked once i plugged in both headphone jacks and both headphones work, both left and right work fine, no signal loss, excellent sound quality. Buy this!

My old splitter was on the way. had to keep turning the headphone inputs until both left and right worked, they worked once i plugged in both headphone jacks and both headphones work, both left and right work fine, no signal loss, excellent sound quality. Buy this!

Works great with no noise or interference. I use this to split the signal from multiple bass amps through the same effects array. Works as it should with no noise.

I use it to split my audio interface's stereo output to my headphones and the other to an additional set of active monitors. Works as it should. It should hold up as I'm not moving the splitter cable which can cause connector fatigue.

The sound quality of this microphone splitter is amazing. If two microphones are connected, both must be switched on. I'm not sure if it's my mics, or here, or the radio. 🤷‍♀️ anyway. The sound quality is excellent, at least for a while. For some reason, as the night simmers, the sound from the radio begins to distort, becoming shrill and choppy. It also gets very noisy.