the sssnake 1852 Y-Adapter

Obviously, for this price I couldn't expect much and I did a mistake by ordering just one piece. Worked for the first 5 minutes, then started to glitch and stopped working. Again, not mad at all - costs less than a beer.

Feels very lightweight and of poor quality build however it was very cheap and was only to be used in a temporary situation which it worked fine for.

I would not recommend this as something to be used on a long term basis. That said and done it got me out of trouble till a second amp was back up and running and it still hasn't broke, though I have handled it with kid gloves!

In summary; It's cheap and in this case you get what you pay for, don't expect too much from it and you won't be too disappointed.

The sssnake 1852 Y- Adapter does its job - unfortunately not very long, as the manufacturing quality is quite poor (what else would one expect from such a low prized item).
Unfortunatly there are no alternative products.
If you need to use these adaptors, you'll have to live with that problem.
I usually buy more than I need - so if one or two of them break, I'll have a spare.
At least they're cheap.

I ordered 3 of these as well as 3 of the stereo type and within minutes of taking them out of their packaging 1 of these fell apart in my hand. Another just doesn't grip on to the jacks. So 1/3 are usable which is disappointing. Fortunately the Stereo versions work fine with Mono Jacks.

All this said they're so cheap I don't know what I expected.
The stereo versions I bought and the 1 of these that works do their job fine, Not too much noise splitting 1 source to 2, a fair bit of noise combining 2 sources to 1 but that's not what they're for.

What you pay for is what you get

These are good for what they are and allow for experimentation. If your sound is satisfactory in say a pedalboard environment, then proceed to buy the necessary cable or solder your own

It works, the plastic is really cheap and hard.. Also the plug can get a bit loose because the extra weight of putting 2 jacks into one input puts downward pressure on the jack-input.