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- #7,685 in Musical Instruments (See Top 100 in Musical Instruments)
- #19 in Recording Signal Direct Boxes
Product Description
Cubilux 5 Channels Audio Splitter Box
- Up to 5-Channel Audio Output
- Gold-Plated Jack for Lossless Audio Transmission
- All Aluminum Alloy Body for Durability
- Ultra-Compact Portable Design
- Compatible with TRS and TS Plug for Stereo and Mono Respectively
3 Colors Available
Specifications
- Dimension: 4.4"×1.5"×0.9"
- Weight: 0.26 lb
- Input: 1 x 1/4” TRS/TS
- Output: 5 x 1/4” TRS/TS
- Material: Aluminum Alloy
5 Ways Audio Output
The Cubilux 6.35 mm Audio Splitter allows you to split a signal to as many as 5 other sources like speakers, amplifiers, headphones. Perfect for live performance, music sharing, broadcast monitoring or setting up home stereo system.
Support Stereo & Mono Sound
Compatible with both TRS and TS connector for inputs and outputs with balanced, unbalanced, and stereo signals.
Note:
- It will only lead to MONO output if you plug a TS 6.35mm(1/4") cable for input.
- Please use TRS cables for both input and output if you want to get STEREO sound.
- This adapter CANNOT split left/right stereo sound into mono.
Marcelo
Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2025
Perfecto, para dividir la señal de entrada.Fidelidad en el audio y buena construcción.
AGENT6660
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 2, 2025
I works well to split one audio signal into many if you wanna sit with earphones on multiple people not noticed any loss in quality difficult to get a lead for it and make sure you buy the stereo one a lot of them say the stereo when the mono
Michael Morrison
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2025
Very solid little splitter! Super simple, does exactly what it is supposed to. To be fair, I only used it as a 1 to 2 splitter, I did not test splitting a signal 4 ways, so I can’t speak to signal degradation if you split 4 ways, but it’s a very well built solid little splitter for a great price!
Scott Morse
Reviewed in the United States on August 24, 2024
I'm a professional guitarist (sight-reader of music, playing multiple styles with multiple groups weekly in a large city), and I attached this 4-Channel selector switch to my pedal board that I have a Line 6 Helix on, so that I could plug in multiple instruments and switch seamlessly between them without plugging or unplugging any cables. It's the first thing that my guitar input goes through before my pedals. I ripped off the rubber grip layer on the bottom so that I could attach an adhesive mount for the board, or one could use Velcro similarly.This advertises lossless quality but doesn't use the terminology like "true bypass" or "Hi-Z compatible" like guitarists may be looking for, so I used my best headphones plugged into my Helix to try to discern any noise or sound quality difference when my input is coming from either the switch after my guitar or directly from the guitar, and I could not discern any true difference.I used a very bright sound from a guitar in order to hear the fidelity of the high end. I did not find a perceptible difference in noise or quality of sound, so this is likely a true bypass switch in its construction, and therefore is compatible with Hi-Z input or essentially anything that is built for the audio input like passive guitar pickups. The signal level, the lows, mids, and highs all sounded the same to me when playing the same notes/chords the same way on my instrument, and with the guitar stationary, I could not hear a difference in the static noise level.A good price (about $23 at time of writing), no power required, does what it's supposed to, and legitimately preserves the original signal as far as I can tell. A rare kind of product.
Stones fan
Reviewed in the United States on December 9, 2024
I'm a pro-audio engineer.I use two of these.1) to split outputs of an interface to monitors and phones2) to split inputs to the monitorsworks great. durable. reliable. quiet.killer, for the price and the application..
Steve Conell
Reviewed in Canada on December 4, 2024
I have bought 3 of these and they work great no issues. I play through multiple mini amps and needed away to send my signal to my amps. Seems to be built solid with no issues. Sound quality is great with no loss of tone.
Nunya
Reviewed in the United States on December 25, 2024
I use this to easily switch between my workstation keyboards while using the same set of speakers. I actually bought two of them, one for each channel so I can play/hear my keyboards in stereo. So far it works great, making it a lot easier and more enjoyable not having to unplug and plug-in my keyboards every time I want to use them.
geordie mcbain
Reviewed in the United States on December 12, 2024
Three amps.. one input. Room for two more amps, all at the same time. My sound is huge now
Kunde
Reviewed in Germany on December 1, 2024
Works as expected. No power needed (USB or otherwise). The knob switching also feels good and sturdy.
WasItWorthIt?
Reviewed in the United States on November 5, 2024
I bought this to use all my amps at the same time. It is very inexpensive, small, and functions well. It is super simple to have everything parallel by using this.
CullenJ
Reviewed in Canada on September 16, 2023
My church uses an analog soundboard that has only 1 output port that needed to go to 4 different devices (computer, amplifier, hearing assistance system, and a radio broadcaster). After finally figuring out what to search for, I finally found this passive (non-powered) splitter. I was a bit worried that being a passive splitter with an unbalanced output would degrade the quality of the sound, but everything is still crystal clear, and my troubles of having too many devices needing the same audio feed are over!
Jack Hayes
Reviewed in the United States on July 13, 2023
I used Coleman Audio LS3, but it's big/chunky and some what ugly. It's also difficult to fit multiple LS3 on my desk.I looked into alternatives and this one fits the bill great as 1 in 5 out for my home studio. It will kinda work as 5 in 1 out (if you're super careful, so it won't work for me), but after some research, the lack of resistor means you can potentially damage your equipment, so I'd recommend against trying.I really really wish they made dual-TS versions, since this means I had to buy a bunch of TRS to TS Y splitters, but no luck finding one like that. If any of you manage to find one, please let me know! As long as it's cheaper than LS3, I am pretty sure I'll pay (begrudgingly).
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