D'Addario Custom Series 1/8” to Dual 1/4” Audio Cables
D'Addario Custom Series Audio Cable — 1/8" TRS to Dual 1/4", 6 ft
Get your phone into the PA without an adapter tower.
This is the cable that solves the break-music problem. One end is a 3.5mm stereo (TRS) plug that goes into a phone, tablet or laptop; the other end splits into two standard 1/4" mono plugs that go into two channels of a mixer, powered speaker or interface — left and right, in real stereo, with no stack of adapters wobbling out the back of the board.
Built to Custom Series spec.
D'Addario's Custom Series is their studio-grade cable line, and this Y-cable gets the same treatment as their instrument cables rather than being an afterthought accessory. That matters most at the plug ends, which is where a cable that lives in a gig bag actually dies.
Construction:
- Oxygen-free copper conductors: ultra-pure copper for low capacitance, so the signal arrives uncolored.
- Dual-layer shielding: two layers giving 100% coverage, which is what keeps lighting dimmers and phone radios out of your program material.
- Molded strain relief: encapsulated solder joints under a double-molded boot — the connection cannot flex and fatigue where the cable meets the plug.
- In-line Y split: single 6 ft run, no separate adapter to lose.
Specifications
| Feature | Specification |
|---|---|
| Connector A | 1/8" (3.5mm) TRS stereo male |
| Connector B | Dual 1/4" (6.35mm) TS mono male |
| Length | 6 feet (1.83 m) |
| Conductors | Oxygen-free copper |
| Shielding | Two layers, 100% coverage |
| Warranty | Manufacturer's limited lifetime |
| Item Number | PW-MPTS-06 |
Who It's For:
- Gigging bands running walk-in and set-break music off a phone through the mains.
- Teachers and worship techs feeding backing tracks from a laptop into a mixer.
- Home recordists connecting a consumer stereo output into two interface inputs.
Need it to reach further, or the other direction? Stop into Marich Music in Corning — we stock the D'Addario Custom Series cable and adapter range and can sort out the connection you actually need.