Hosa YPP-117 Stereo Breakout Cable - 1/4 inch TRS Male to Left and Right 1/4 inch TS Female Reviews
Hosa cables are built with the hard-working, hard-touring musician or audio professional in mind. Hosa cables are exceedingly popular, due in part to their reputation as being one of the most affordable and high-quality cable lines in the business. Hosa cables have also received praise for their durability and excellent performance. When it comes to audio cable design, Hosa keeps a steady eye on the basics, and you can hear this attention to detail in their sound. To make your next music experience extraordinary, pick up a Hosa cable today!
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Awesome! Just what I needed
I used this to merge mono inputs from two different drum triggers (Roland PD-7's) into stereo.
I put that stero in, into my e-drum module (and old Roland TD-8) & was able to finally use the two Auxilary (Aux 11/12) inputs on the module.
it was great, allowed me to add more triggers to my kit. I imagine the connector can be used for a bunch of other things also.
Found this with the help of the Sweetwater sales engineers... also super awesome!
mischief managed
Paired with another Hosa product, a YPP-136, to split the tip and ring signals and then keep the ring as a ring.
well labeled and what i needed for my recording studio
well labeled and what i needed for my recording studio.
Great for reversing polarity
Together with another Hosa product, a YPP-136, it can enable a non-switchable expression pedal like the Yamaha FC-7 to be used with certain keyboards from different manufacturers. In my case, I needed to use my FC-7 pedal with my Arturia Keylab mkii midi controller. Other non-Yamaha brands are Roland and Korg.
You simply plug your pedal into the YPP-136 and swap the connections of that cable to the YPP-117 -black to red and red to black. Then plug the 117 into the keyboard's pedal input like you would normally and voila, you have a solution that didn't require any permanent modification to your pedal.
Stereo input for Iridium
Using this to allow for stereo input into my Strymon Iridium. Works exactly as it should.
EZ Splitter for Alesis E Drums
This is a nicely made splitter that is ideal for adding extra drums and cymbals on to a DM10X kit. (The drum that you are splitting goes in black, what you are adding new to the set goes into red). Just that simple, 5 stars.
Great solution for stereo keyboards
This cable set provides an excellent way to connect a stereo keyboard (or any stereo sound source) to a stereo mixer which has two channels on one jack. I also use this kind of cable to connect a passive mixer (which has stereo outputs on one jack) to my computer audio interface.
Great Product
This works great with all my Rickenbacker guitars with Ric-O-Sound. Simple plug in the main plug into the Ric-O-Sound and run two different guitar cords into two different amps. Customize your sound like no other guitarist has. Thanks Sweetwater for a great product and extra great service.
Too long, makes for a mess,
I got these as I have 4 strymon pedals. They are long. They made a mess of my pedal board. Had to dump them.
