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    bob6397
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    What a DJ Splitter does is send one side of the output (EG LEFT) to one 3.5mm socket and the other (EG RIGHT) to another 3.5mm socket. This lets you have a separate headphone output to your main speaker output from one 3.5mm jack, although both of course will be in mono. Below is a wiring diagram that should hopefully make sense.

    The top 3.5mm jack is from your laptop/tablet, the bottom left one has all the left signal and the bottom right one has all the right signal.

    Blue = left signal
    Red = Right signal
    Green = Ground Signal

    Note how the left is wired to 2 pins on the bottom left jack and the same for the right – this means that the signal comes out of both headphones.

    Normally the bottom 2 would be socket’s but I couldn’t find a decent diagram of a 3.5mm socket online.. so you will have to imagine it it one.. 🙂

    bob6397

    #2204291
    M.Alpha
    Participant

    Have a look at the following video. I think you can find a few DIY videos like this online.

    Cheers

    #2204391
    DJ Vintage
    Moderator

    I like Bob’s diagram better than the video, and it’s a lot quicker. I do wonder though, if you can’t order something simple like a DJ splitter cable or adapter (Like the UrbanEars Slussen, brilliant little thing), how will you get all the cables, connectors and such to make one yourself?

    #2204471
    Phil Morse
    Keymaster

    Good work Bob!

    #2204671
    Mike Wright
    Participant

    I used to make them and sell them on eBay, really easy to do.

    I’m away from home for a couple of days so can’t really show you any pics etc. But, if you still haven’t succeeded by the time I get home, I’ll help you out ?

    Just out of interest, what you wanting to use it with?

    Regards

    Myk

    #2205111
    Nik Howard
    Participant

    I make up my own leads, repairs etc. You can buy all the bits from RS components or eBay. Unless you already have a soldering iron and the skills it’s probably easier to just buy (eBay/Amazon, shops won’t stock)

    #2205211
    Selim Jay
    Participant

    Thanks Bob – this was instructive

    #2210211
    Mike Wright
    Participant

    Did you get yourself sorted with this one?

    Regards

    MyK

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