R/E/P Community
R/E/P => Bruno Putzeys (Designer) - Dave Hecht (Master Tech) => Topic started by: bassconnekt on April 28, 2012, 06:26:24 PM
-
Hello all,
I'm new to the forum. Just dropping by to ask a technical question about a cable connection that I need to fabricate for my setup.
I have a small mixer that I use to control the signal going to my studio monitors. The main outputs go to the monitors, and there is one additional 1/4" stereo output that I would like to use to control two individual powered subs, a 12" and 15".
the cable connection I need to make it work would then be a single male 1/4" plug on one side, and two female 1/4" plugs on the other, one going to each of the two subs. I will need two of these, one for the right and the left outputs.
I have made a few interconnects before with a single piece of cable, just soldering the plugs to each end, but how would I go about building such a splitter? Is it as simple as twisting the the two cables that go to the female ends together and attaching that to the male end?
Any advice would be greatly appreciated
Cheers~