Cordial EY 1.5 WMM cavo adattatore a Y XLR - 3,5 mm TRS su 2x connettore maschio XLR, 1,5 m 14871

Connecting consumer audio devices with 3.5mm outputs to professional XLR inputs often requires bulky adapters or separate cables. The Cordial EY 1.5 WMM solves this with a single, purpose-built Y-adapter cable that splits a stereo 3.5mm signal into two balanced XLR mono signals, preserving audio quality and simplifying setup.

Who is it for

This cable is ideal for musicians, DJs, and audio technicians who need to connect smartphones, laptops, tablets, or portable media players to mixing consoles, active speakers, or other professional audio equipment with XLR inputs. It is also suitable for home studio owners and live sound engineers who require a reliable, high-quality interconnect for stereo-to-dual-mono applications.

Main features

• Y-adapter design: one 3.5mm TRS male to two XLR 3-pin male connectors.
• High-quality conductors: oxygen-free copper (OFC) with 0.22 mm² cross-section (AWG 24) for excellent signal transmission.
• Effective shielding: spiral shielding reduces electromagnetic interference and noise.
• Durable construction: PVC jacket and robust connectors ensure long-lasting performance.
• Gold-plated 3.5mm connector and nickel-plated XLR connectors resist corrosion and maintain signal integrity.
• Length: 1.5 meters, providing flexibility in setup.

Specifications

• Connector A: 3.5mm TRS male (stereo, unbalanced), gold-plated.
• Connector B: 2x XLR 3-pin male (mono, balanced), nickel-plated.
• Cable type: CMK 222, outer diameter 6.4 mm per branch.
• Wiring: Tip to XLR 1 pin 2, Ring to XLR 2 pin 2, Sleeve to both XLR pins 1 and 3.
• Application: Connects stereo unbalanced sources to balanced XLR inputs.
• Connector brand: Rean (by Neutrik).

Tips

For best results, ensure that the XLR inputs on your equipment are set to accept line-level signals. Avoid excessive bending or pulling near the connectors to prolong cable life. When disconnecting, always grip the connector housing rather than the cable itself.