Audio adapter cable Omnitronic 3.5mm to 2×3.5mm, 3 m, black

Omnitronic 3.5mm to 2×3.5mm audio adapter cable, 3 m, black, splits a single stereo 3.5 mm source into two separate 3.5 mm outputs. The cable is intended to allow one device with a single stereo output to feed two sets of headphones, monitors or line inputs without electrical amplification. With a 3 m length and flexible black jacket, it provides extended reach for portable audio, DJ monitoring or simple home audio setups where signal sharing or temporary splitting is required.

Advantages

The Omnitronic adapter cable offers a straightforward passive splitting solution that requires no power. Its 3 m length gives greater placement flexibility compared with short adapters, while the standard 3.5 mm connectors ensure wide compatibility with smartphones, laptops, audio players and many consumer audio devices. The cable’s balanced construction and molded connectors reduce handling noise and offer reliable contact for repeated plug/unplug cycles.

Suitable for

• Splitting a headphone output for two listeners
• Feeding two line-level inputs from a single source for monitoring or recording
• Extending reach between source and monitoring equipment in DJ or mobile setups
• Connecting multiple portable audio devices without additional converters

Key specifications

• Connector configuration: 1 × 3.5 mm male to 2 × 3.5 mm female
• Cable length: 3 meters
• Color: black
• Signal type: stereo analog (passive split)
• Cable jacket: flexible PVC or similar insulating material

How to use

Insert the 3.5 mm male plug into the stereo output of your source device. Connect one or two pairs of headphones or line-level inputs to the female 3.5 mm jacks. Ensure volume levels are kept moderate when sharing a headphone output, as the passive split can lower available level and change impedance. Do not force connectors; align plugs straight into sockets to avoid damage. When used with sensitive line inputs, check signal levels and adjust gain on the receiving devices as needed.

Usage recommendations

Use the cable for temporary or monitoring connections where a passive split is sufficient. For professional setups that require independent volume control, isolation or balanced connections, consider active splitters or dedicated distribution amplifiers. Keep the cable away from strong electromagnetic sources and avoid sharp bends to maintain signal integrity.