Hosa CMM-545-Y

excellent splitting cables for multiplying signals in the eurorack environment. the mother connector is super useful for extending the connection length to other modules. very well built. the only drawback is the length & width of the connector on the single side, in some situations it can be difficult to position in parallel with other similar plugs especially when the modules have small spaces between the inputs, or if used in crowded eurorack environments.

Holding together just fine after a year of use, sturdy and worth the money.

Who need a mult when you have Y cables? Not this guy, that's for sure. For situations where you know the output can comfortable drive the load of several inputs, these are a very cheap tool for the job that work great. I have had moments where inputs have sagged, causing maybe the OSC pitch to drop slightly or something similar but nothing shocking. If you're worried about stuff like that, get a buffered mult.

Cables are well made, I gig with my semi-modular system a good 10+ times a year and all the cables are still working.

Good quality, using with Mother 32, DFAM, 0-Coast, SQ-1. Can't recommend it enough for modular/semi-modular synth owners, as good alternative to stackable cables.

I bought two sets of these split cables about half a year ago for my Eurorack system, and so far I've been really pleased with them. They're sturdy, very easy to manage and sound great.

One thing to note is that the connectors on one side are quite bulky, even compared to other Hosa patch cables. On some smaller modules with a lot of sockets close together, you won't be able to use two of them together. The split side has connectors similar to other Hosa patchcables so you can always stick them in the other way around.

The cables work as expected, they appear to be of good quality (no problems so far). Unlike stackables, these cables won't put any extra stress on the jack sockets. Having a couple of these is very useful. I recommend them to anyone looking for a patch cable that doubles as a passive mult.

Très utiles pour une simple dérivation ce qui évite l'emploi d'un multiple complet. Je n'ai jamais aimé les version tiptop. Un des jacks est un peu plus large mais passable.