Poyiccot 6.35mm 1/4 inch TRS Stereo Jack Male to 2 RCA Female Plug Y Splitter Adapter Cable 20cm/8inch (635M-2RCAFM)

As shown. Works as a splitter.

Good quality and works great for my need.

I needed to boost the gain from a Bluetooth receiver attached to an aux input on my old Bang & Olufsen Beocenter 9000 stereo. Rummaging around in the parts bin, I fished out a little Bravo Audio tube headphone amp I had laying around to use as a preamp but couldn't find the 1/4" TPS-to-1/8" TPS adapter that came with it so I could connect to the stereo. I decided to buy this 1/4" TPS-to-Female RCA adapter to use in the headphone output jack on the amp so I could use a male/male RCA-to-DIN cable from there to the aux input on the stereo. Why would I go to so much trouble to listen to streaming audio on a 35-year-old stereo? Because I just spent 2 months electronically restoring it and have been making mixtapes with the cassette deck to listen to in an old car. It's way easier to make a Spotify playlist, stream it across the room with Bluetooth to record on the Beocenter than to record each track from various CDs or the turntable. This 1/4" TPS-to-RCA adapter works perfectly and now I have total control over gain, so my tapes have uniform volume from track to track. Is it more expensive than it should be? Yes. I could buy the male TPS plug and solder RCA cables to it more cheaply, but my time is worth something. It's $10 and it was delivered to my door, overnight, for free, which was really convenient. We really are living in the future.

This patch cord is very handy for my current pastime, transferring 78 shellac discs to cassette tape masters. The turntable feeds into an amp, where bass and treble adjustments are made, then out from the amp's headphone jack (using the above cord) to take advantage of these audio trimmings, and into a SONY cassette deck. When a tape is complete, it's used as a master for burning CDs, but once again, the patch cord comes into play. From the cassette deck to the amp, bass and treble adjusted AGAIN, then through the headphone jack to a TEAC CD burner combo . Double filtering helps eliminate a great deal of shellac surface noise while it boosts bass levels dramatically. A very effective way to improve and enhance the sound of antique 78s without having to resort to Dolby, which to me ruins the freshness of records with its heavy shearing of frequencies effect. Yes mine is a specialized need yet I'd be unable to proceed without this device.

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This stereo splitter does the job. Right and Left channels are isolated. The front panel on my Yamaha receiver has a 1/4" "silent cinema" plug for older style headphones. This adapter allows me to run my wireless RCA component headphones with no problems. Well made molded plugs should last a long time. About that "free gift" . . . forget it.

As you can see above, the number of cables that I have purchased, covers a lot of different configurations. I have a need for cables with RCA (red, white or black and video yellow) on one end and with a SVideo on the other end. There’s just not many electronic stores around anymore. I’m happy that I don’t have to look any farther than Amazon.

I like it and it’s working well. Since I can’t find a decent guitar or bass player to keep up with my drum kit. I plug the poyiccot from my phone to the amp and play along with my iTunes songs.

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Do not buy! Cheap and will not refund $

The quality of this adapter cable is upper class. It always seems to make a good connection every time

Great value