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Vovox sonorus protect A twin

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http://www.vovox.com/index.php?option=c ... 33&lang=en

This cable can be used for the Ric stereo output?
It is expensive though: 193 EUR for 3.5m, 280 EUR for 6 meter cable :shock:
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I don't think you need to spend that much for a quality stereo to Y cable. Mr. Hall's posted a link to a quality Y cable before.
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What's the difference, if any, between a y-split cable and the cable with the weird box? Both work the same, right?

Paul, do you remember what brand it was, perchance?
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I am happy with a Hosa brand insert cable.Reasonable price and good quality.
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Don, I checked the Hosa website and could not find a stereo splitting cable - when did you get yours? Long ago?
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Amazon has some:
http://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss? ... sert+cable
or:http://www.amazon.co.uk/s/ref=nb_sb_nos ... &x=16&y=19

Musician's Fiend has several brands;the Hosa is the lowest price.
http://www.musiciansfriend.com/search/s ... sert+cable

But I got mine from AMS which probably won't help you.
http://www.americanmusical.com/Item--i-HOS-STP202-LIST
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There's no functional difference between the R-O-S box and a stereo cable.
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fatcat wrote:Amazon has some:

Musician's Fiend has several brands;the Hosa is the lowest price.

But I got mine from AMS which probably won't help you.
I've checked my biggest customer's website and they only had two cables... maybe this stuff's only mainly available in the US?
Anyway thanks, for the links, Don, I'm tempted to get one of these through Amazon, as I can use my 1-click account there.
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This topic made me curious enough to keep looking for solutions and I found this on eBay:
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Hosa-Effects-In ... 20b0c834fe

They will ship overseas.
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Hosa YPP117 1/4 TRS To Dual 1/4 Female Cable

Here is the Hosa cable part number. I found it on Amazon for $5. Single 1/4" stereo Male plug to - 2 female 1/4" mono jacks. Hope that makes sense.
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08 Ric 4003 wrote:Hosa YPP117 1/4 TRS To Dual 1/4 Female Cable

Here is the Hosa cable part number. I found it on Amazon for $5. Single 1/4" stereo Male plug to - 2 female 1/4" mono jacks. Hope that makes sense.
Thanks Joel - I'm a bit confused though, as female jacks to me is like the output jack on a guitar, standard guitar mono cable having two male plugs. :?:
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That would split it at the guitar.
You'd have to use two standard cords from your instrument to the amps.
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It is 1 stereo plug (male) that plugs into the guitar or bass in the Ric-0-Sound jack and splits to 2 (female) mono jacks to go out to two amps. Sorry for the confusion. Does that clear it up?
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Yeah that is the demon. Someone posted a picture of it. Plug that into the Ric-O-Sound jack and use two standard mono cables and you are rocking in stereo or dual mono. I used to have two guitar amps and I used to run stereo out of my BB King sig model. It is cool with chorus or flange effects that have stereo outs, or a clean amp and dirty amp. Let the fun begin.
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I guess if you wanted to run a longer stereo cable and then get a stereo to stereo (female on both ends) coupler, you could run only one cable out of the guitar or bass and use the hosa device down the line. I have one for my headphones to connect two cables and make it longer.
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