RCA Splitter to convert a single RCA output into two


Y-Adapter RCA Splitter

I would like to connect a single RCA output of the tube pre-amplifier to drive two monoblock amplifiers (instead of just one). Would it be "safe" to use the RCA splitters such as the ones offered by Audioquest without a risk of introducing any sound quality degradations or making a harm to the system? Is there any limitations on how many RCA splitters could be used to split a single RCA output? Would it be safe to chain the multiple splitters to split a single RCA output into three, four or even six RCA outputs to drive multiple power amplifiers?

RCA Splitter

esputnix

Jason, now someone will kvetch about the price range you posted.  You ought to know better than to declare that around here. ;)

"Obviously a 3$ 'Y' splitter is Not going to be comparable to this 250$ version our company has just introduced into our line of Cable Concepts...."

(...just fulfilling my apparent duty as local PIA about audio faux paus....;)...)

...besides....you might be interrupting someone's efforts to put Child X into Yale, or that new BMW to impress the investors.... ;)

 

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