Klotz AY9-0300
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What you need to know
What you need to know
- Allows connecting a stereo mini jack output to two male XLR inputs for convenient audio connection.
- 3 meters in length, ideal for maintaining good placement freedom on stage, in the studio, or during rehearsals.
- Y cable designed to split a left and right signal to two separate channels of a mixer, interface, or sound system.
- Discreet black finish, easy to integrate into a musical or audiovisual setup without drawing attention.
Manufacturer Information
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Essential Information About the Black 3 m Y Cable Mini Jack 3p to 2x Male XLR
- Allows connecting a stereo mini jack output to two male XLR inputs for convenient audio connection.
- 3 meters in length, ideal for maintaining good placement freedom on stage, in the studio, or during rehearsals.
- Y cable designed to split a left and right signal to two separate channels of a mixer, interface, or sound system.
- Discreet black finish, easy to integrate into a musical or audiovisual setup without drawing attention.
Technical specifications
| From connectivity | 3.5mm stereo male minijack | Format | straight |
| Towards connectivity | XLR 3-pin male | Color | Black |
| Category | Y cable | Length (m) | 3 m |
Questions frequently asked
Does this cable connect a stereo mini-jack to two XLR inputs?
The male stereo mini-jack plug splits the left and right channels to two separate 3-pin male XLR connectors.
Are the XLR connectors on this Y cable male or female?
Both XLR ends are 3-pin male connectors. The source side connection is a male stereo mini-jack.
What is the length of the Klotz Cable Y Mini Jack to 2 XLR Male?
The total length is 3 m. This length allows placing a source with a mini-jack output at a distance from two separate channels. The cable features a discreet black finish.
Can this cable separate the left and right signals from a mini-jack output?
The Y configuration divides the stereo left/right signal onto two distinct male XLR connectors.
Is this cable suitable for a mixer or an audio interface?
This model enables sending two separate channels from a stereo mini-jack output to a mixer, an interface, or a sound system. The connectors have a straight design.



