Detail 01
Mono 1/4" jack (female)
Takes an existing 1/4" plug. The signal is one channel, sent identically to both RCA plugs.

Independent shopping perspective
A Y-adapter that splits one mono 1/4" female jack into two male RCA plugs. For connecting a 1/4" output into RCA inputs on a mixer or receiver.

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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.
Detail 01
Takes an existing 1/4" plug. The signal is one channel, sent identically to both RCA plugs.
Detail 02
Plugs directly into RCA inputs. Both carry the same mono signal, so both channels sound the same.
Detail 03
Extends an existing 1/4" cable rather than replacing it. You supply the cable that feeds it.
Detail 04
Built for instrument and line signals. Not rated to carry amplifier output to a speaker cabinet.
Final check
Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
No. The 1/4" end is mono, so both RCA plugs carry the same single channel. You get the same audio from both speakers, not a left/right image.
No. This is a line-level adapter. Speaker connections need speaker cable rated for amplifier output.
No. The 1/4" end is a female jack, so you plug your own 1/4" cable into it.
Electrically it passes signal either way, but summing two RCA sources into one mono jack is not what it is built for and can load down the outputs.
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