Hosa Dual Banana Male to Male Speaker Cable 5'is a 5' cable that is designed to provide performance with its high-quality components and is intended for high-current applications, not line-level signals.

Oxygen-Free Copper (OFC) conductors for lower resistance

PVC jacket for both durability and flexibility

Intended for high-current applications only, not line-level signals

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this cable shielded?

A: Yes, it uses OFC spiral shielding. Best regards, Hosa Support.

Q: 2. Can you extend the 1/4" plug with a female to male 1/4" extension cable? If so, how long can it be?

A: Yes. you can use extension cables for the 1/4" TS connectors. The maximum length of the extension cables would really depend on what type of devices you will be connecting from and to. Up to 25' could be OK if you use good quality cables.

Q: 3. Do these cables work with turntables..?

A: I use it. It is not too bad

Q: 4. Specifically, please confirm if these cables are OFC or not ?

A: The Canare 4S11 Star Quad Speaker Cable Dual Banana to Dual Banana (6'), B&H # CA4S112B2B6, is not an OFC cable. Canare uses a "G" suffix to denote OFC composition.

Q: 5. Can I use this to connect the Rode Wireless Go II Receiver to two XLR inputs on a Zoom 6 audio recorder?

A: Yes, a cable like that can work to connect to two XLR mic inputs. The wireless Go II can use stereo output to split each channel, to be recorded on separate tracks on the Zoom F6 or H6.

Q: 6. can i use this to connect the Scarlett 2i2 3rd gen interface to an Onkyo A/V receiver?

A: Yes, that is the correct cable for connection.

Q: 7. What about 48volt phantom power? Do the mics still get enough juice?

A: The Hosa Technology YXM-101.5 XLR Female to Dual XLR Male Audio Y-Cable is not designed to split signals from microphones directly and therefore may not provide adequate power to a microphone requiring 48 volts.

Q: 8. Is this a 3 wire cable?

A: No. Think of it as a dual monaural.

Q: 9. Can I use these to connect a pair of powered "pro" speakers to a regular AVR receiver?

A: You can only connect powered speakers to an AVR receiver using the pre-out or zone 2 line outputs, but definitely not to the standard speaker outputs on the AVR receiver. The AVR receiver has a built-in amplifier that sends power to passive speakers through the standard speaker outputs and if you use the standard speaker outputs on the receiver, it will cause permanent damage to powered speakers since they have their own built-in amplifier and are not designed to receive power from another amplifier. Please feel free to contact us by phone or through live chat if you would like further assistance with your setup.

Q: 10. Is this a stereo cable? need it for electric piano to receiver...

A: This is not meant to be stereo cable. However it will work as stereo cable. Just to keep in mind - this cable is more for PA systems or average home studio systems and not of a category for high end audio or hifi audio. This cable seems to have higher resistance than normal stereo cable in my experience.