Will this connector split a single stereo signal into three separate stereo signals or will it split the signal into left/right channels?
1696860
It will split into three seperate signals, each of which would contain identical left, right, and video channels. It works well with things like portable dvd players if you want one player to send signals to up to three seperate screens.
1696861
I used it to split a video/audio signal between three tvs. As audio came out of all three tvs, I'm guessing it will do the former.
682396
The black and red connectors you're referring to are for the right channel and left channel. If you were to put it into this splitter, you MIGHT get sound (depending on the power of the amplifier your pushing sound from), but it would push a mono channel into each channel, so no stereo sound. That's IF it works.
1853183
This should work if there is a provision for the plug to fit in and also if it is for a direct Stereo feed in, otherwise, you will be in need of an adaptor to split the signal and to be very careful of not making the lead too long, or the consequence is signal loss.
959225
No - This is a mono connection, which splits in to two mono connections. you can tell by the little black line on the male end of the cable in the picture. If it were a stereo cable, there would be two lines there instead of one.For a stereo version of this cable, take a look at Hosa YPP117 1/4 inch TRS to Dual 1/4 inch TSF Y Cable - 6 Inch
428466
This cable takes a stereo signal and splits it into left and right channels. Each xlr plug carries one of the channels.
754148
Oh, that's another matter altogether. So you have a single 1/4" stereo (which would actually be unbalanced) connector? If that's the case then you'd be looking for something like this Hosa YPR-257 Stereo Breakout Cable, 1/4 in. TRSF to Dual RCA which would connect to the 2-wire unbalanced stereo output.
2166592
In theory yes. It has two inputs that can take either XLR or 1/4" and they two other inputs that are split between right and left channels either 1/4" or composite. So it depends what the connect types you are using.
1801296
This would not work for your stereo. It picks up digital television transmissions and the connector is different.
167580
If your audio interface has only a single RCA line out for sub pre-amp, use the provided RCA splitter to split the single line to a "right/left".
1772048
Each cable has 1 left IN and 1 left OUTAND 1 right IN and 1 right OUTWHICH IS INS AND OUTS FOR ONE CHANNEL, for stereo you need 2 cables
1380382
Yes it can. I am using it to take the signals from my home entertainment system and my music computer and my turntable and then send them to both my stereo amp and my subwoofer.so I have three signals going in and two going out. Does that help?
1941158
I has 1 male 2.5'' jack on one end and 2 female ones on the other. It is just for splitting the sound in two for auxiliary cables.
1272300
It is intended for two-channel stereo and only has left/right I/O. I would keep looking for something intended for five-channel.
2206346
You talkin bout L and R channel in a single output the answer is noActually for a single channel you can split it up plus it's great to split up ur subs output, microphones etc .. I use it to split my subs
1943131
Yes, it is. anything you plug into one of the females will only get that one channel (either the left OR the right). I am feeding two rocketfish speakers so that each one gets either the left or the right and then I place them where I am working to get the stereo from the pair. I have their respective transmitter getting only one channel once this splitter has isolated each of the two channels from the other.
1943135
Yes. The mono in are left and right channels on the stereo out. I use it to adapt a stereo microphone with Ll&R; channels to my HD Camcorder. Works great!
2079971
The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different... » Read More The last 10-11 inches is split, so you will come up just short connecting the two subs eight foot apart by about a foot. Also, the splits are left and right audio feeds. You would lose a lot of audio quality from the source. It doesn't send the same audio stereo signal two directions at the split. You would end up with a LEFT mono sub and a RIGHT mono sub without the full stereo audio feed for either. Buy an RCA plug to 2 RCA jack splitter for less than a $1 to split your source and just use any 8 foot or longer RCA audio cable. A splitter sends the same stereo audio feed to two different receivers, a Y-cable splits the audio into two mono audio feeds to two different receivers. Hope this helps you out. « Show Less