YARCHONN 01-120 3.5mm TRS to Dual XLR Female Y-Splitter Cable, Right-Angle Plug

At 1.8 m, the YARCHONN 01-120 gives you room to connect a device with a 3.5mm stereo output to two XLR inputs. Its 90-degree TRS plug is designed for easier cable routing where space is tight.

The cable splits the left and right channels of a stereo signal into two unbalanced mono XLR signals. That makes it useful when connecting a camera, phone, computer, tablet, or recorder with a compatible 3.5mm output to audio equipment with XLR inputs.

Oxygen-free copper conductors and shielding are designed to help reduce noise from EMI/RFI interference. A flexible black PVC sheath completes the cable for studio, live-event, classroom, and public-speaking setups.

Benefits

The dual XLR female connectors keep the two stereo channels on separate outputs, making it easier to route them to two channels on a mixer or other audio equipment. Rather than sending the stereo output through a single XLR connection, this cable gives each side its own connector for channel-by-channel audio adjustment. It’s a practical format for a source with a 3.5mm TRS stereo output and a destination with two XLR inputs.

The right-angle 3.5mm plug can sit closer to the connected device than a straight plug, helping with cable management in narrow spaces and reducing strain from sharp bends. The cable’s 1.8 m length also provides some flexibility when placing the source and audio equipment within a setup.

What to know

This is a 3.5mm TRS male-to-dual-XLR female splitter cable. It is intended to carry the left and right channels from a stereo 3.5mm output as two separate, unbalanced mono signals. For example, a camera with a compatible stereo output can feed two XLR inputs on professional audio equipment. The receiving device needs XLR inputs, and the source needs a 3.5mm stereo output for this connection to work as intended.

The 99.99% high-purity oxygen-free copper conductor and shielding are designed to help limit interference and noise in audio transmission. The PVC jacket is flexible, while its black finish fits neatly into common recording and event setups.

Getting the most from it

Connect the right-angle 3.5mm TRS plug to the source’s stereo output, then route the two female XLR connectors to the receiving equipment’s XLR inputs. Keeping the cable path organized can help prevent unnecessary bends, especially where the source sits close to a wall, camera rig, or other gear. In a studio, classroom, church, or live-performance setup, the split output offers a straightforward way to send the stereo channels to separate mixer inputs.

Final verdict

For audio setups that need to bridge a 3.5mm stereo output and two XLR inputs, the YARCHONN 01-120 combines a clear left/right split with a space-saving right-angle plug. Its 1.8 m cable, dual female XLR connectors, and interference-shielded copper construction make it a useful connection option for recording, video, and live sound applications.