Top 10 best-selling Signal Splitter

The Radial Exo-Pod is a passive splitter furnished with fourteen isolated outputs. More specifically, you're getting ten XLR ports and four jacks to split a single signal to!

Radial offers up a brilliant piece of technology with the SW8 switcher, designed to switch easily between redundant systems like, for instance, the playing of backing tracks in live settings.

With the Radial Catapult RX4L, it's possible to divide the audio signal from an Ethercon input over 8 XLR outputs. The RX4Lhas 4 line-level XLR-Ms (-20 to +15 dB) and 4 pass-through XLR-Ms.

The Radial Relay Xo switcher, is similar to the DM1, but specifically designed for wireless microphones. Connect an external footswitch and control whether the signal goes to audience or band members/soundman.

By adding the Radial HotShot 48V microphone switcher to the set up, you can easily flip between two outputs. This box can handle condenser mics and is essential for clear communication with band mates or the sound tech.

Equipped with one input and two outputs, the Palmer ABO takes a line signal and splits it in two - perfect for sending a single microphone signal to two different locations.

Send a balanced signal to three different destinations and complete jobs like sending a microphone signal to a PA and pair of recorders at the same time with the tidy Radial LX3 passive splitter box.

The Palmer PRMMS8 Splitter supplies eight channels, each equipped with a direct output and a transformer-isolated output, supporting the set of balanced XLR inputs.

With the PMM-401, DAP have created a compact 4-channel passive mixer. The PMM-401 can be used as a splitter or mixer. You can fine-tune the volume individually per channel. Including 6.3mm jack inputs and outputs.

The SPLITMix4 is a 4-channel signal splitter/mixer with volume control per channel. As the SPLITMix4 is completely passive, you won't need a power adapter. As a result, you won't be bothered by any noise or distortion.