Balanced

A cable that splits a balanced 1/4" TRS jack into 2x identical balanced male XLRs. For example; these can be used to connect the mono/balanced output of a mixer into the left/right input of a power amp. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo.

A cable that splits a balanced Female XLR into 2x identical balanced Male XLRs. For example; these can be used to duplicate the output of a microphone into 2 inputs for recording purposes. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo. The cable has an impedance of 110ohm so is suitable for AES & DMX applications.

A cable that sums together 2 balanced 1/4" TRS Jacks into one single male XLR. For example; for summing the output of a mixer Left/Right into a single balanced input of a power amp. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo.

A cable that sums together 2 balanced Female XLRs into one single balanced 1/4" TRS Jack. Ideal for summing the output of a mixer Left/Right into a single balanced input. These are commonly used with the Boss L1 system.

A cable that splits a balanced Female XLR into 2x identical balanced TRS Jacks. For example; these can be used to connect the mono/balanced output of a mixer into the left/right input of a power amp. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo.

A clever cable that can either duplicate or sum a balanced or stereo signal. If you are unsure about what you need please ask.

A high quality lead made using tough components; a Switchcraft 3.5mm Mini Jack and Flexible Sommer Peacock cable. The cable is designed to duplicate the stereo signal coming from your device; iPod, iPad, Smart phone etc. This then enables you to connect two sets of headphones or alternatively any recording device/monitoring system.

A cable that sums together 2 balanced 1/4" TRS Jack Sockets into one single male XLR. For example; using as a short adapter lead for summing the output of a mixer Left/Right into a single balanced input of a power amp. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo.

A cable that splits a balanced Female XLR into 2x identical balanced female TRS Jack sockets. For example; these can be used to split the output of a microphone into 2 extension sockets. Please note that this is a balanced lead, not stereo.