Switchcraft 391Q Y-Wires with moulded joint and XLR Connectors mounted

Construction:  AUDIO "Y" ADAPTERS

Each cable made individually in our own lab.

Series 391Q Y-Adapters can combine or split typical audio signals using a combination of Switchcraft Q-G ® A3F and A3M cord plugs. Outputs of two microphones can conveniently be connected in parallel and connected to a single input using a 391Q23 Y-Adapter. Cabling is 2-conductor shielded, 2-foot long gray jacket with molded Y-junction at center point. Mates with Switchcraft Q-G and QGP connectors.
 

Gotham Part Numbers Q-G® Cord Plug Part Numbers  Switchcraft Cable Part Numbers Price CHF
set each		  Version w.
goldplated Connectors
A3X-AU CHF / Set		                    XLR GoldSeries            
Plug A Plug B Plug C
65740083 A3F A3M A3M S391Q13 67.50 85.50
85.50
 
65740084 A3M A3F A3F S391Q43 69.50 89.50 89.50
65740083 QGP QGP322 Female QGP323
Male		 QGP323
Male		 S391Q13 108.50 Switchcraft - Consistently Excellent Since 1946  
65740084 QGP QGP323
Male		 QGP322
Female		 QGP322
Female		 S391Q43 118.50  


Picture shown: 391Q Y-Adapter  M-FF using vintage QGP Connectors

+/- 1m  We can adjust the desired cable length!
Prices indicated are always per piece with a 3 meter length. If you need a pair, please order 2pc. We assemble each cable manually in our own lab in Dietikon. Allow a few days delivery delay. Some stock available for immediate shipment. We can only invoice full meters but you can ask your cable per cm specified. Therefore 1.50 meter would be charged like 2.00 meter. We will confirm/quote correct price/delivery after receipt of your inquiry/order. All cables are made individually and indicated dimensions and lenght are estimated and possible tolerances of +/- 3% are possible.
Shipped from Switzerland:  Cable assemblies we can only ship from Swiss sales office in Dietikon Switzerland.

Please inquire via contact and avoid entering all datas. You can also simply send us an email to info@gotham.ch
No minimum order!

Balanced XLR wiring instruction: 
Pin1= shields, Pin2= brown (Signal+),  Pin3= white (Signal -).
Should space not allow to solder all strands of the many shields, you can put only each a few strands of each layer of the shields to ground Pin 1. Cut away any spare strands from the shields and secure that no loose strands are hanging around. Use a shrinking tube to avoid short ciricuits. We do not recommend to put any ground to the body shell on either side of your XLR line. The connector shell will get to ground once plugged into a receptacle.
 
Having your shields put on the connectors shell is dangerous! Imagine, a loose cable can make contact with another loose cable connector having a different ground potential. So the metal connector is conductive and shall not carry your audio ground used on the shieldings of your audio signal. It can interfere with other "grounds" such as video, data of power grounds, which are potentially different! So keep "grounds" separate!

RCA/Phono/Jack unbalanced wiring using balanced wire:
Many clients use our balanced  2 conductor cable also for unbalanced interconnects. In this case we recommend to only use 1 conductor (brown) for your signal and put all other wires or parts thereof to ground with the shields. This will increase your noise protection! However for unbalanced application we do have our perfect unbalanced wires 1001x, and 1000x.
Unbalanced Stereo & 2 Channels (loop) application:
We actually do not support the idea to use a 2 conductor cable for stereo unbalanced wiring, however it will be done and can be made with acceptable compromise regarding crosstalk and similar. Again all the shields to ground but not to the body shell of your XLR connector. Check our perfect stereo cables 12001/13001 or our conductor shielded Starquad 11301 for real quality stereo wiring!

 
Please inquire via Contact and avoid entering all datas, you can simply send us an email to info@gotham.ch



 
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