RCA Splitter 1 Female to 2 Male, 2 Pack - RCA Audio Video Cable Splitter Adapter, Dark Blue

These work as described, I'm going to order another set of ones that are the opposite male to female is what I need but these do work and for the price you can't beat them I made it very well the quality is extremely good they're not thin and cheap they feel like they're good quality the connectivity feels very strong they're not loose they also look good to the appearances great. It's okay the sound quality is amazing I'm using them on a monoblock amp Redcoat

Great Product.

It's a "Y" splitter. But I like that it's also shielded cable. (At least it appears to be). I am using them to run an additional subwoofer. Works great.

OPTIMUM QUALITY - TWIN PACK - INEXPENSIVE - - Our youngest is so fortunate. Inherited game systems from older siblings. One of my favorites was the original Sega Genesis. Sadly, the original is "mono" sound. I had originally used a rather basic made Y adapter from Radio Shack to allow sound (while not true stereo or surround) to travel to the entire entertainment system. It finally gave out. While I really didn't need 2, the price is very affordable. Believe me, what you receive is very affordable, but not cheap. To me, ... cheap denotes quality. Something "cheap" (IMHO) means it is basically junk. These connectors ABSOLUTELY ARE NOT JUNK! They fit quite snugly. They're quality made; using a heavier gauge wiring. While not indicated on the zip closure packaging; I do believe they're shielded. Based on our planned, limited use; I feel quite confident these would hold up well, and express utmost confidence in recommending these for any of your audiophile wiring needs!

Works as Designed

I looked in at the value of money. The cable quality is bad. it's easy to use and very flexible and compatible with everything.

These come in handy when your dealing with stereo equipment. Sturdy, flexible, tight connection so the cables don't fo slipping out.

These were easy to hook up and basically allow me to not have to run a whole new 10 ft RCA cable from my stereo head unit all the way back to my amplifier in the back of my truck. I split A single RCA output channel from my head unit into two separate Rca Channel inputs on my Taramps amplifier. All four subwoofer channels sound awesome. I don't have any meters or measuring tools as far as any signal loss that may have occurred but based on what I hear I'm assuming it's minimal if at all. So far these are performing great after a week.