Is this a cabe splitter, ie the information on the Y end is the same as the information coming in but at half the power?
1719568
All I know is I plug the single cable end into the AVR and the double end into the sub woofer and everything works just fine. Since there is no stereo information involved I would assume that the hot lead on the single end goes to both of the hot leads on the sub end and the ground of the single lead goes to both of the ground leads on the sub end making it a splitter of sorts but don't ask me why they used a double jack to begin with on the older subs.JJK
1719569
It is designed specifically for Sub Woofer. There is no true left or right channel, as a sub only has one signal for low frequencies. It is supposed to be better than a single RCA however. Whether it is, is up to debate, but it is what I use. Perhaps some film makers are recording two channels for subs and in such cases this cable will ensure both signals reach your sub if your system is only a one sub system.
1719570
All I know is I plug the single cable end into the AVR and the double end into the sub woofer and everything works just fine. Since there is no stereo information involved I would assume that the hot lead on the single end goes to both of the hot leads on the sub end and the ground of the single lead goes to both of the ground leads on the sub end making it a splitter of sorts but don't ask me why they used a double jack to begin with on the older subs. JJK
1719571
No, this a Left Right RCA connection. Power has nothing to do with it, unless I am mistaken. Technically, for what I am using it for, to hook up my sub woofer, I don't really need it, but I wanted both channels hooked up, in case I ever use the sub again as a pass through.
2181857
If you are replacing a passive splitter, this should help. Only trying it will tell for sure.
1063822
Not sure, but I run 2 of them through one power point with a y-splitter adapter and it doesn't break any fuses.
2040118
Yes. You just need a splitter. A signal booster is recomended when you split the signal.
618995
Yes, but you need to order the Y splitter as there is only 2 channel outputs ( one for blue and one for white)
234968
No. If the key word is DIFFERENT this simply splits the signal for 2 identical monitors. I am on a splitter to 50' for one room and 6' at the computer. Works perfect for me to have 2 security monitors in 2 different locations. BTW I bought a good 50' cable.
1489124
I haven't tried splitting. It might work provided the split occurs after the power boost and then I am not sure how splitting the boost signal will affect your signal.
2120477
Technically yes with a splitter, however I used only the four channels independently as well as the case FC and Mobo PWM for my D5 pump.
775841
It should be worked if the splitter does not have any problem. The one i got from this seller was not working.
2157832
I've used these at work and they don't take anything special. They're a "dummy" device, so I can't imagine the splitter would care what machine it's connected to.
786914
It can only send 1 signal to one device (such as a monitor) at a time! It is a switch, not a splitter!
874371
Yes. This splitter allows one Cat5 cable to be used as if it were two. Keep in mind, when you split the cable, you will only be able to connect devices at 100Mbps. You will not get 1Gbps anymore.
1109302
Do both male ends of the cable have data? I want to use it to power a device without backfeeding power to usb on computer.
139709
I have not noticed any loss using this switch. I have no actual scientific data to back up my claim, however. It is not a splitter, but a switch so the degradation should be limited to whatever is lost in the actual circuitry inside the switch.
1112779
I don't recall the unit comes with a schematic, I hooked up all input power for only two drives on the thought that each side supplies half the outputs, probably doesn't matter though.
1191285
It is a VGA splitter so, yes it is VGA on both ends. Be aware however that the signal quality is split leading to degradation in resolution. So much so that I disconnected it the moment I realized it. The ideal option is a video card with two VGA outs. I would not recommend this option. Be well Derek.- Chris W.
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Yes, but it's either/or. Only one connection works at a time (A or B), not a splitter but a switcher.