The BEHRINGER/MX882 can be used in two ways: as a line mixer or a splitter! This versatile model allows you to combine or split signals, expanding your horizons.
It can be used as a splitter, dividing one microphone signal into two outputs, or as a combiner, combining two microphone signals into one output.
When used as a combiner, the PHASE switch can be used to invert the polarity of the isolation microphone input, helping to save mixer channels.
This distribution amplifier distributes one stereo input to six stereo outputs, or one mono input to 12 mono outputs. It is useful in a wide range of applications, including recording and PA.
KLARK TEKNIK passive line level splitter. Splits one signal into two. Equipped with a custom-made MIDAS transformer. High headroom design for superior sound quality.
This compact, passive splitter/mixer can split into four stereo channels or be used as a four-channel stereo mixer. Each stereo channel has its own independent level control.
This splitter splits microphone signals into two. The output is isolated from the direct output by an output transformer, allowing it to be used without being affected by phantom power. The input is equipped with a pad, so it can also handle line-level signals.
This 8-channel input/16-channel output microphone splitter uses the LINK function to split one input signal into two outputs, or to output two input signals as a single signal.
The T8 is an 8-channel isolator from ART. It features XLR and 1/4-inch inputs and outputs with RCA connectors. It can be used as a signal tap or signal splitter. It uses an audio transformer with a flat, wide frequency response, providing a clean sound.