SZLliyxs XLR Splitter Cable, 3-Pin 1-Male-to-3-Female Y Cable, 2 ft

Tech specs

At 2 feet long, this 3-pin XLR Y-splitter keeps a microphone connection compact for indoor audio setups. One male XLR connector branches to three female XLR connectors, creating a straightforward way to connect multiple microphones to one microphone input interface. Need a shorter cable run for a studio desk or recording setup? Its Y-shaped layout keeps the split close to the connection point.

• Type: 3-pin XLR Y-splitter cable
• Connector layout: 1 male to 3 female
• Length: 2 feet total, each branch is approximately 1 foot
• Conductors: Oxygen-free copper
• Shielding: Aluminum foil and copper braid
• Connectors: Zinc alloy with copper-silver-plated contacts
• Outer layer: High-density braided cable
• Recommended use: Audio transmission

The oxygen-free copper conductors and double shielding are designed to help minimize noise and interference during audio transmission. A braided outer layer adds protection against wear, while the zinc alloy connectors provide a sturdy connection point. These construction details suit regular use in a home recording space, studio, or live-performance setup.

Compatibility

The cable uses a 3-pin XLR connection, with one male connector and three female connections. It is intended to connect three microphones to a single microphone input interface, and is also described for use with a mixer or sound card audio interface. Check that the equipment in your setup has matching XLR connections and that the male-to-female layout fits the way you need to route the signal.

The Y split is positioned centrally, with each branch measuring approximately 1 foot. This gives the three female connections room to reach nearby microphones while keeping the overall cable run compact. It works as a physical audio connection, rather than as a replacement for a mixer or an interface with additional inputs.

Best use cases

For a home recording setup, the splitter can bring three microphones to one microphone input interface when that connection arrangement suits the session. In a studio or live-performance setup, its compact 2-foot format can help keep nearby connections together instead of routing separate long cables to the same point. The braided exterior and shielded conductors also make it a practical choice for audio transmission in an indoor work area where cables may be handled and repositioned.

If portability matters, the short cable is easy to carry alongside other audio equipment. It can also help keep a small desktop or recording area organized by placing the split near the input. For setups that require separate control of each microphone, a mixer or interface with multiple inputs is the more appropriate approach, this cable provides the described one-to-three XLR connection layout.

Questions before you buy

What connectors does this splitter use? It has one 3-pin male XLR connector and three 3-pin female XLR connectors, arranged in a Y shape.

How long is the cable? The total length is 2 feet, with each branch measuring approximately 1 foot.

What helps protect the audio signal and cable? Oxygen-free copper conductors, aluminum foil and copper braid shielding, and a high-density braided outer layer are part of its construction.

When it makes sense

Choose this SZLliyxs splitter when your audio setup calls for one male XLR connection branching to three female XLR connections in a compact format. Its 2-foot length, short branches, and shielded, braided construction make it suited to nearby microphone connections in indoor recording, studio, or live-performance arrangements.