Radial OX8-j Signal-Splitter

8650.88 RON*

Descriere

8 channel splitter for microphone & line signals, 3 outputs per channel, Jensen transformer, -36db pad & ground lift Multifunctional splitter for professional installations The Radial OX8-j Signal splitter: Version with Jensen transformers (JT-MB-CPC, 1:1) 8 channels, 3 ways (1 In - 3 Out) Each channel Direct, Direct Lift and Isolated, --36dB Pad and Ground Lift Connectors: 8x XLR (Front), 1x D-sub In, 3x D-sub Out, 1x Euroblock In, 3x Euroblock Out Frequency range: 20Hz - 20kHz THD + noise: 0.003% @ 1kHz Phase shift: 0.7° @ 100Hz; 2.8° @ 20Hz Input impedance: 150Ohm Transformers Mu-shielded Sheet steel housing D-sub 25 according to Tascam standard Completely passive Ground screw on housing Separate switch for chassis ground lift Per channel board jumper for Ground Lift at Isolated Out White labeling field above each channel input Weight: 3,4kg 3 different application possibilities Sound stable passive microphone splitter The Radial OX8-j signal splitter is a passive solution for the distribution of microphone signals in professional studio, sound reinforcement and concert applications. It is used whenever signal sources are to be sent to multiple devices for further processing. On its rear panel, it provides one direct output per channel, one transformer-isolated output with interrupted ground connection and one direct output with interrupted ground connection. Thus, each signal can be distributed to up to 3 destinations. Typical scenarios could be: At a concert, the stage signal is sent to the FOH, a separate console for the monitor mix, and possibly a multitrack recording device; in the rehearsal room, the monitor boxes and the audio interface are to be supplied with the same signals at the same time; several microphone signals are transmitted from an auditorium to one or more adjacent rooms... Clean transmission without hum & noise The Radial OX8-j signal splitter separates the signal ground at the split point from the ground of the devices at the Isolated Out and at the Direct Lift Out, so that a microphone, for example, is only connected to the protective earth conductor via one target device at a time. In this way, ground loops are reliably separated without any significant loss of sound quality. In the case of devices that are themselves connected to the ground conductor, such as keyboard amplifiers, professional rack effects, tape machines or desktop computers, a ground loop can still occur. To break this, the ground lift switch on the front panel of the OX8-j is operated.