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SINGLE CHANNEL MIC SPLITTER
Passive 3-way transformer microphone splitter ideal for sending a single valanced audio input to 3 unique destinations.
- Single XLR split to 3 XLR outputs (2 isolated, 1 direct)
- Mu-metal shielded transformers eliminate ground loops, improve CMRR and block phantom power from interconncted equipment for ultra-clean audio paths and free of hum and buzz
- Direct output allows proper connection to pass phantom power for condenser micorphones and active DIs
- Ground lift switch on each isolated output for additional grounding flexibility
- 40dB pad for use with line level equipment
- Premium Switchcraft ferrite-shielded XLR connectors for extra EMI/RFI protection
Features
Single XLR split to 3 XLR outputs (2 isolated, 1 direct)
Mu-metal shielded transformers eliminate ground loops, improve CMRR and block phantom power from interconncted equipment for ultra-clean audio paths and free of hum and buzz
Direct output allows proper connection to pass phantom power for condenser micorphones and active DIs
Ground lift switch on each isolated output for additional grounding flexibility
40dB pad for use with line level equipment
Premium Switchcraft ferrite-shielded XLR connectors for extra EMI/RFI protection
Product Description
Switchcraft RMAS1 is a high quality, passive 3-way Transformer Isolated Microphone Splitter – an ideal little device for sending a single balanced audio input to 3 separate output destinations (such as pre-amps, mixers, recording devices, etc).
The RMAS1 Microphone Splitter features a premium custom transformer for 100% isolation from and noise and unaffacted audio signal output.
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