MSA-1, all options:

We offer our MSA-1 in a variety of additional connector options AND in Y-cable and phase-split cable versions. Please be sure you are ordering from the correct table below, as the wiring of each of these differs from the others. The first table contains all of the connector options we offer for conventionally-wired left/right audio, the only difference between this and our main connector options being that these cables are not returnable for refund unless defective. The second table shows the same connector options but is for Y-cables, and the third table shows phase-split configurations; these are likewise non-returnable.

Wiring Notes:

Unless we are otherwise instructed by you, the standard wiring will be:

• For a 1/8 or 1/4 stereo plug at the two-chan;nel end: Left channel (white) to tip, right channel (red) to ring, both grounds to sleeve.
• For an RCA or 1/8 or 1/4 plug, mono (TS) at a single-channel end: signal to tip, ground to sleeve.
• For a 1/8 or 1/4 plug, stereo (TRS) at a single-channel end: signal to tip, ground to sleeve, ring unconnected.
• For any female connector: same wiring as male.
• For an XLR at a single-channel end: Pin 1 ground, pin 2 hot, pin 3 unconnected.
• For an XLR at the balanced end of a phase-splitting cable: Pin 1 both grounds, Pin 2 red ("plus") center conductor, Pin 3 white ("minus") center conductor.

BJC MSA-1 Miniature Stereo Audio Cable (This table for stereo applications ONLY; see below for Y or Phase-split applications)
Length in feet (between connectors)
Connector(s) (end A)		1/8 TRS Male1/4 TRS Male2 x RCA Male2 x 1/8 TS Male2 x 1/4 TS Male2 x RCA Female1/8 TRS Female1/4 TRS Female
Connector(s) (end B)		1/8 TRS Male1/4 TRS Male2 x RCA Male2 x 1/8 TS Male2 x 1/4 TS Male2 x RCA Female1/8 TRS Female1/4 TRS Female2 x XLR Male (unbalanced, pin 3 open)2 x XLR Female (unbalanced, pin 3 open)
Price

Y-Cables:

Cables ordered in this table carry only one channel of audio; they may be used to split or combine unbalanced analog audio signals. Bear in mind that while Y-cables work just fine in many applications, there will be situations where they do not, e.g., where device impedances or line levels are significantly different. If you need a balanced Y cable, do not order here; go to our balanced audio department.

NOTE:Unless otherwise instructed, we will strip the outer jacket, on a Y cable, from about six inches of cable. If your application requires a longer split than that, you must send us a note with your order to let us know how long a split you need. When writing, please do not tell us how far apart the jacks are; instead, tell us how many feet of jacket you would like stripped at the two-connector end.

BJC MSA-1 Y Cables (This table for Y-cable applications only)
Length in feet (between connectors)
Connector(s) (end A)		1/8 TS Male1/4 TS MaleRCA MaleRCA FemaleXLR Male (unbalanced, pin 3 open)XLR Female (unbalanced, pin 3 open)
Connector(s) (end B)		2 x RCA Male2 x 1/8 TS Male2 x 1/4 TS Male2 x RCA Female2 x XLR Male (unbalanced, pin 3 open)2 x XLR Female (unbalanced, pin 3 open)
Price

Phase-Splitting Cables:

WARNING: This is an odd application; if you don't know what it is, you don't want it. A phase-splitting cable has a balanced audio connector (TRS or XLR) at one end, to connect to a balanced device, and has two unbalanced connectors at the other end. One of these unbalanced connectors carries the "non-inverted" or "plus" side of the balanced line, and the other carries the "inverted" or "minus" side.

BJC MSA-1 Phase-Splitting Cables (This table for Phase-split cable applications only)
Length in feet (between connectors)
Connector(s) (end A)		XLR MaleXLR Female1/8 TRS Male1/4 TRS Male
Connector(s) (end B)		2 x RCA Male2 x 1/8 TS Male2 x 1/4 TS Male
Price