Radial OX8-r 8 channel mic splitter, Eclipse isolation transformers, D-subs & XLRs

Radial OX8-r 8 channel mic splitter, Eclipse isolation transformers, D-subs & XLRs

Rackmount Mic-Level Passive Splitter

The Radial OX8-r an 8-channel passive microphone splitter that is professionally designed capable of sending the output of multiple microphones to three destinations at simultaneously, with ground lifts and transformer isolation for the elimination of hum and buzz caused by ground loops. The passive design is making a microphone enable to feed two or even three consoles simultaneously. The transformer coupled output is providing isolation for the elimination of DC from travelling between mixers, that's to reduce the noise from the ground loops. The result is exceptionally low noise in even the most stressful-to-handle environments. The Radial OX8-r is the Radial transformer choice and there's another one also, anyone can do the choice based on the requirements of the performance and the budget. The rest of the features are identical.

Noise-free microphone splitting

The Radial OX8 is a professional audio tool that is equally at home on a live stage as it is in a broadcast studio, splitting eight microphone signals to multiple destinations simultaneously without noise or distortion, and eliminating hum and buzz from ground loops. Each channel is configured with a balanced input, a direct out which also serves as a return path for 48V phantom power, a thru-put with a ground lift switch, and a fully transformer-isolated output. The OX8 may be ordered with premium Jensen JT-MB-CPC transformers or Eclipse ET-MS10 transformers as an affordable alternative. Each channel also benefits from an ultra-short signal path and built in RF filters to ensure absolute quiet performance even in the most noise-prone environments.

Features

• Balanced 8-channel microphone signal splitter
• Delivers high quality audio without distortion
• Choice of Eclipse or premium Jensen transformers
• Eliminates hum and buzz caused by ground loops