Code:4961310602598

Brand:Audio Technica(Audio Technica)

Standard:ATL426CM

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Splitter plug
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Number of packages in product1
Number of units1.00 Piece
ManufacturerAudio Technica(Audio Technica)About this product
Splitter plug
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Shipping size: Height 1.4, Width 10.7, Depth 12.8

Shipping weight: 27.2

A lineup of convenient conversion/splitter/connection/extension plugs that can be freely selected according to the terminal shape of the connection destination. Manufacturer's description

A splitter plug that can split the signal of an electric guitar into two.

The audio-technica splitter plug "ATL426CM" is a splitter plug conversion connector that splits the signal of an electric guitar or the like into two. By splitting one 6.3mm diameter monaural standard plug into two 6.5mm diameter monaural standard jacks, two instrument amplifiers can be connected from one electric guitar, enabling more powerful performances. It is light and compact, making it portable and easy to use anywhere, and is an essential item for audio professionals and band members.

Monaural standard plugs are used for electric guitars, etc.

The standard terminals used in the splitter plug "ATL426CM" are commonly used in musical instruments such as electric guitars. These plugs are collectively called phone plugs. Phone plugs are terminals widely used from professional to general use, and the name comes from their original invention for telephone switchboards. There are several types, such as mini and standard, depending on the application. Terminals include male terminals called plugs and female terminals called jacks. Stereo refers to stereo input/output with 3 poles, and monaural is used for monaural input/output connections with 2 poles.

Japanese audio and video equipment manufacturer "audio-technica"

audio-technica Audio Technica was established in 1970 as a specialized manufacturer of cartridges for record players. Currently, for general consumers, they handle microphones, headphones, AV accessories, etc., and their microphones have been adopted at world-class events such as the Olympics and the Grammy Awards. Their headphones boast the second largest market share after Sony, and in the AV accessories field, they produce connection cables that focus on materials such as cartridges, record-related equipment, oxygen-free copper wire, and titanium-compounded coating materials. Furthermore, for professional use, their main business is the manufacturing and sales of professional audio equipment such as optical pickup semiconductor devices for optical disk drives, wireless microphones for karaoke, and headphones for new release listening machines. They also handle food processing equipment such as sushi rice ball, nori roll, and onigiri manufacturing machines.