Easy Connection: Connecting audio output devices with a 6.35mm jack output to a device with 2 x 6.35mm jack inputs such as speakers, mixing desk and so on
Excellent Sound: Dual shielding, corrosion resistant gold plated connecters making the sound signal transmits with minimal signal loss
Composition: 6.35mm 1/4 inch Male to 2X 6.35mm 1/4 inch Male
Durable: Zinc alloy and dual layer nylon braid protect the cable from harsh installation where the cable is tugged across sharp edges
Warranty: J&D 1-Year Limited Warranty
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I am one of the audio technicians at my church and the original 1/4 cable we had been using was only mono. When it stopped working (break in the cable) I purchased this. It connects between the keyboard and the stand alone monitor (monitor has XLR passthrough to the mixer board so I can mange the the output through the mains while giving the keyboard player control over their own monitor). For that purpose these work amazing! Clear sound. My only grievance is that the cables are VERY thin. They are not very well insulated or protected, and curling them or getting them snagged could break the copper line inside sooner or later.
