Native Instruments Traktor 8-Inch DJ Cable for iPad/iPhone (22472)

Used this with a Xumee USB Type C to 3.5mm Headphone and Charger Adapter, 2-in-1 USB C to Aux Audio Jack Hi-Res DAC and Fast Charging Dongle Cable to “DJ” at a BBQ. This is the only headphone splitter I found that works with split cuing. It has a dedicated cable for headphones and speaker- you need this otherwise split cuing will not work. The single dongles that have charging and 2 headphone jacks won’t work correctly for split cuing. You need this cord. The cord was a bit expensive imo for what it is but i couldn’t find any other to use. Would have preferred if it was braided and not rubbery as it may not wear well over time. Also would have like if the cord tips were color coded so you could see easily which cord was for headphones and which was for speakers. There are markings on the tips but it’s so small and hard to see. I needed a flashlight to see it. I wrapped blue painters tape on one tip to color code it myself. Overall I am happy with it and like that it’s not too bulky.

We lost the original splitter cable for my son's Pioneer DDJ-200. I purchased a generic 3.5mm stereo-to-mono splitter cable, but it just outputs Left and Right. Pioneer wants $49 for a replacement splitter, so I bought this TRAKTOR DJ CABLE on a whim. Sure enough, it works perfect, and you can't beat the price! Using an iPad with a USB-C to 3.5mm adaptor, and WeDJ software. Now we have full (mono) sound coming out of both speakers and both sides of the headphone monitor for cueing. At this price, I'm going to purchase a second one for a spare!

Great Product original OEM.

This works great if you want to hook two oonz angle 3 speakers in stereo. I did this for a tv. Install the cable into your headphone jack. Hook your right speaker into the plug with the headphone symbol. Hook your left speaker into the plug with the speaker symbol. Thats it! Makes a great sound bar set up on the cheap. Offcourse you need to hook up your usb cables to a charger to keep your speakers powered. This cable is perfect for such an application. It splits the left and right channels out to the two sockets. Then at the socket it sends either the left or right out on both sides of the plug. So in my case.. my left oontz gets left sound to both speakers in the one enclosure.. and my right speaker gets right sound to both speakers in the one enclosure. Perfect!

Works exactly as it states. I love this little thing. I'm a Wedding DJ and I utilize this along with Algoriddim's DJay App for my iPad Mini w/Retina for simple Wedding Ceremony setups. That way, I can leave my big mixer setup and ready to go in the Reception Hall. It's really cool how can I cue and get the song ready while still playing a song for guests. My only small complaint (very small) is it feels a bit flimsy and am worried of wear and tear after some use. I'll just have to be careful with it, but otherwise I love it.

I did not purchase this for DJ'ing purposes so I can't speek to it's utility there. I needed a way to split the output my Creative Labs Audigy FX2 card uses for the Center and Sub channels. On these (and most cards) these two channels are provided by one 3.5mm jack. For this to work properly you need to split the left and right channels. The speakers I was using were expecting stereo signals though so I had to split a L/R signal to a L/L stereo 3.5mm and R/R stereo 3.5mm. Previously I was splitting this with either a bunch of 3.5mm to RCA adapters to split and then merge the signals. This product does exactly what I needed without a bunch of additional adapters.

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This cable is a perfect companion to the DJay app for the iPad. Makes cueing songs up easy and my mixes are now totally seamless and perfect. HEADS UP: If you think the cable isn't working please make sure to go into you iPads settings and switch the mono audio and then the the cable will work. I was ready to toss this thing away when it wasn't working. But then I switched this and the cable worked perfectly.