Yes, that is correct. You will find that precious few XLR makers have the second version, the double female to single male. I found one online that was cheap, but sounds poor, and another that was marginally better for pro sound applications. Neither are acceptable for my purposes. I spent maybe $75 on them total as a cost of testing. Well worth it to establish that the quality of the Y cables are crucial to achieving the best outcome (when Schroeder Method is used with splitters/Y cables).
I was directed to Audio Sensibility and am now testing XLR splitters/rejoiners as indicated above made by that company; so far, superb results. Audio Blast article pertaining to Audio Sensibility specialized products for Schroeder Method underway.
I currently am using the XLR cables under review in Schroeder Method configuration between the Benchmark DAC3 DX and a pair of Benchmark AHB2 Amplifiers in Mono Mode. Rocket ride, baby!
I was directed to Audio Sensibility and am now testing XLR splitters/rejoiners as indicated above made by that company; so far, superb results. Audio Blast article pertaining to Audio Sensibility specialized products for Schroeder Method underway.
I currently am using the XLR cables under review in Schroeder Method configuration between the Benchmark DAC3 DX and a pair of Benchmark AHB2 Amplifiers in Mono Mode. Rocket ride, baby!