Test Equipment / Line Utility

The problem solver. The Line Level Shifter® is designed to increase or decrease signal voltage (-10dBV and +4dBu) without adding noise. It converts back and forth between balanced (+4dBu) and unbalanc

This rack mountable, 8-channel phantom power supply allows condenser mics to operate at their true potential. Features 48V output, and 8 balanced inputs/outputs. Occupies one rack space.

Quick and easy hum elimination. It breaks ground-loops safely while leaving all signal grounds intact. Automatically translates signal voltages to match differences in ground potentials, avoiding clip

Battery-powered 700Hz signal source that can be used to troubleshoot low-impedance, balanced-line microphone inputs. Recessed on/off switch and 3-pin XLR audio connector. Removable end cap allows easy

The MO2020 provides a sine and square wave output on 2 - 1/4" jacks. The frequency range is variable from 20kHz to 24kHz, it accepts a 1.2 to 5 volt DC input on a 1/4" jack for external frequency con

The Line Level Shifter uses the physics of inductance and impedance matching to increase or decrease signal voltages without adding noise or employing active electronics. Allows a step up in volume a

A silent switch that hooks into a microphone line, so you can momentarily shut off the mic while you cough. Especially good for headset users who can't easily get away from their mic.

A must for when you need to split a male XLR input to 2 XLR outputs equal to the original. A ground lift is provided to aid in elimination of loops.

Two into one WILL go! Provides switching from one source to 2 destinations or vice versa. Switching is done with mechanical push/push switch. All connections are unbalanced 1/4".

48V of phantom power. Different condenser microphones specify different amounts of required phantom power. As a rule, these ratings can range from 48 volts all the way down to 9 volts. Fortunately the

If you need phantom juice, this is the way to go. For running phantom-powered mics with either 12V or 48V DC. It uses a 100kHz switching power supply so there is no audio noise generated. Output pull

A very useful box for routing your signals. Lets you switch a common source signal (guitar, bass, or keyboard) between 2 amps or amp channels. Or conversely, it lets you switch 2 source signals into t

An indispensible tool. Works with mic cables and patch cords with 2 or 3 conductors, instrument cables with 2 conductors, basic speaker cables with 2 conductors and MIDI cables comprised of DIN5 conne

Far better than Y adapters! Say you are running 2 mixers at once -- perhaps one for the monitor system and one for the main PA (or one for a broadcast feed and one for the PA). If a performer wants hi

Connect your low impedence mics to 1/4" inputs. This high-quality transformer makes it possible to connect a low-impedance mic with XLR connection to a high-impedance 1/4" input.