I'm not a fan of TRS Y-Cables. They tend to fail, and you are stuck with the length you get. We are often asked about Y-Cables, and I recommend a TRS to Dual Mono Splitter!

You have maximum durability at the Y connection with a TRS to Dual Mono Splitter. It will hold up, and a Y will slowly get stressed. Additionally, you have the flexibility of using a variety of cable lengths. You can use long instrument cables, TRS cables, or patch cables for the TS or TRS connection. You're not stuck with the set length with this splitter, and since application requirements often change depending on the situation, it's nice to have options.

If you're using a Rickenbacker deluxe instrument with the Rick-O-Sound output jack, this is a great solution (in conjunction with a TRS cable). Learn more about the Rick-O-Sound here. Or if your instrument uses a TRS OBEL (On-Board Effects Loop) similar to what Jerry Garcia was known to use, this is also an excellent tool. The TRS to Dual Mono Splitter is great for guitars with dual outputs (magnet and piezo) that use a stereo output jack. Additionally, the splitter could be used with the Little Thunder guitar pickup systems!

Add a TRS Rattlesnake Cable or a TRS Snake Head with this Splitter! If you need the splitter for TRS Stereo Plugs, we also have TRS Patch cables.

3.5m jacks are a custom-build option as well (if parts are available)