3.5mm Stereo to Dual Mono Cable, 2 Pack 6inch 1/8" TRS Male to 2 TS Mono Female Adapter Gold-Plated Connector Audio Y Splitter Cord for Headphone, Speaker

Works with vintage Radio Shack stereo mix.

Works just fine. Good value for money.

Well made.

It’s so nice

If the previous review I sent through can be erased, I found how to make it work, I don't know what was happening though atleast one of them is working now

Just what I needed! Had to also buy the “ J&D 3.5mm TRS Female to Dual 3.5mm TS Male Y Splitter Cable, Stereo to Mono Breakout Adapter for Headphones, Speakers.”, so that I could connect two 3.5mm audio devices (cd player and bass pedal) so that I could play along to CDs with each source coming through one ear of headphone. Nothing else work but this setup. I’m surprised no one has created and all in one dual input splitter to split headphones left & right speakers.

compatibility worked great for my vcr which only had one audio output. size was just right and durable enough.

I needed this adapter to make use of two speakers, each having a mono 3.5mm plug. This adapter has a tight grip to hold the cords in place, and with the gold coating, the sound quality is great, Each wire is very flexible and they were easy to guide where I needed them to go for a perfect fit behind my stereo.

I'm not really sure what this cable is actually meant for but I had an idea of using it to create a headset cable for my HE400se headphones. I wasn't sure if this idea was going to work but I found this adapter for $10 and thought I might as well try, and to my surprise it actually works. I'll try to explain it. So the HE400se uses a dual 3.5mm headphone cable. That's one 3.5mm mono connector per ear cup. So what I've done here is I plug a V-moda Boom Pro into the left ear cup. The V-moda boom pro has an adapter that separates the headphone and microphone into their own 3.5mm cables and with that I plug the headphone portion of that into the white plug of THIS adapter. I then plug a normal 3.5mm cable into the right ear cup, which then goes into the red plug of this adapter. That's basically it, with that I get a proper stereo connection to the headset and I then just plug the microphone wire into a USB adapter and the whole thing works as a headset now. I then just wrapped the cables together below the mic mute box and then zip tie the mess up the best I can. It's not perfect of course, my main complaint is that the volume wheel only controls the left side because of how this works, but really I wish there was no volume wheel at all. It's also pretty ugly and ghetto but in the end it was super cheap, especially compared to something like a mod mic. I already had the rest of these things laying around so this $10 adapter saved me a decent amount of money

perfect for my application fit the bill

Operates as designed

Using it to seperate left and right channels and works as intended.

Absolutely horrible quality! The split channel bleed to the other channel has made the signal unusable! Avoid this dismally low quality adapter - do not buy it!