Hosa Technology's Dual Banana Male to Dual Banana Male Speaker Cable is a 15' cable that is designed to provide performance with its high-quality components and is intended for high-current applications, not line-level signals.

Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors for lower resistance

PVC jacket for both durability and flexibility

Intended for high-current applications only, not line-level signals

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Will this cable connect the Audient Id4 output to iLoud micro monitor speakers?

A: Yes, the Hosa Technology HPR-005X2 Dual 1/4" TS Male to Dual RCA Male Stereo Audio Cable can be used to connect the outputs of the Audient iD4 MKII Desktop 2x2 USB Type-C Audio Interface to the inputs of the IK Multimedia iLoud Micro Monitors.

Q: 2. Will this cable split the left and right channels of a stereo output or is it the same signal coming out of both XLRs?

A: This cable will separate the stereo signal out to left and right mono XLR outputs.

Q: 3. Will this work with my old Roland KC-150 keyboard amplifier and a new Roland GO-KEYS 61 key touch-sensitive portable keyboard?

A: The Kopul Stereo Mini to Dual 1/4" Y-Cable will work with any keyboard, or other device for that matter, which uses dual 1/4" TS outputs. The model of the keyboard is not important to the cable's function.

Q: 4. My JBL audio speakers are separated 43 inches approx. What is the distance between each TRS connecter in this cable??

A: This cable will not seperate this will not work with your speakers setup

Q: 5. Can you extend the 1/4" plug with a female to male 1/4" extension cable? If so, how long can it be?

A: Yes. you can use extension cables for the 1/4" TS connectors. The maximum length of the extension cables would really depend on what type of devices you will be connecting from and to. Up to 25' could be OK if you use good quality cables.

Q: 6. how long is the length of cable from the XLR connectors to where they meet?

A: the 6' cable splits in half (3') where the mini plug end breaks into the 2 xlrs

Q: 7. Can I use this to connect the Rode Wireless Go II Receiver to two XLR inputs on a Zoom 6 audio recorder?

A: Yes, a cable like that can work to connect to two XLR mic inputs. The wireless Go II can use stereo output to split each channel, to be recorded on separate tracks on the Zoom F6 or H6.

Q: 8. As to length: what is the spread-distance of the two XLRs from the Y-junction of the wires?

A: The split is not glued together, so, it's roughly half the length of the cable (7.5'). If you extended each line as far as it could go, you could get 15' between the left and the right xlr end. I ended up having to tape the split together to make the cable more manageable

Q: 9. Can this cable be used as a TDIF cable to connect a Tascam digital multitrack to a Tascam digital mixer, i.e. MX2424 recorder to a DM3200 mixer?

A: The TDIF cable recommended by Tascam to hook up the DM3200 Mixer to Tascam Multi Track recorders is B&H # HOT25253.

Q: 10. Is this a 3 wire cable?

A: No. Think of it as a dual monaural.