Monster CableLinks Coupler, 1/4 Mono Male to 1/4 Mono Male, Offset (MCL OM) (Discontinued by Manufacturer)
Monster CableLinks couplers are different from ordinary couplers because Monster uses high-performance Monster Cable inside, and add extra shielding to keep RF and EMI noise out. This helps to make Monster CableLinks couplers the strongest link in your signal chain. Advanced construction features include high-purity copper content Monster Cable P500 Monster instrument cable, 24k gold contact connectors to minimize corrosion for long-lasting low-noise connections, rugged molded strain relief to protect even after repeated use, and die cast barrel for secure grip with maximum shielding.When a direct, single-cable connection from one piece of equipment to another is not practical due to varying connector types and hookup needs, Monster CableLinks provide the best way to adapt from one type of connector to another, or to feed a single output source signal into multiple inputs.Built for long-life worry-free reliability, exclusive Monster CableLinks features include die cast barrel, molded cable strain relief, protective shielding to block out RF and electrical/electromagnetic interference (EMI), and 24K gold plated connectors to minimize corrosion that turns clean connections into noisy ones over time.Monster CableLinks couplers enable musicians, consumers, enthusiasts and professionals to confidently interconnect between many different connector types, including XLR, RCA phono, mono and stereo 1/8 mini plug, 1/4 mono and stereo phone plugs, MIDI, and banana.This product is a Monster CableLinks Coupler, 1/4 Mono Male to 1/4 Mono Male, Offset (MCL OM).Make sure you choose the Monster CableLink product that will meet your specific needs from the list below:Monster CableLinks Couplerslink two identical connectors (example: RCA phono female to RCA phono female)Monster CableLinks Adapterslink two different connector types (example: RCA phono female to 1/4 male).Monster CableLinks Y-Adapterslink one source to multiple destinations (example: RCA female to two RCA male phono plugs).