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Radial | JS3 | Mic Splitter | w/ 1 - Input, 1 - Direct Out & 2x Jensen Isolated Outputs (RA - JS3) - Gsus4

Radial | JS3 | Mic Splitter | w/ 1-Input, 1-Direct Out & 2x Jensen Isolated Outputs

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The Radial JS 2 and JS 3 are Jensen transformer-equipped mic splitters that allow a balanced source to drive multiple destinations via standard XLR connectors. These passive devices feature a premium nickel laminated core transformer for exceptionally low harmonic distortion without the usual phase shift caused by lesser steel core transformers.

The JS 2 and JS 3 offer the undisputed benefit of 100% transformer isolation with better than -90dB common-mode noise rejection (CMR), thus eliminating troublesome hum & buzz caused by stray voltage and ground loops. These ‘problem-solvers’ offer a simple yet highly effective interface for microphones or direct boxes, and with the addition of the -30dB pad, consumer and line-level devices may be employed without distortion or fear of overload due to saturation.

The Radial JS 2 and JS 3 mic splitters feature a rugged 14 gauge steel construction for maximum durability. Up to 8 units may be rackmounted in 2RU using the Radial J-Rak. The Radial JS•2 an JS•3 mic splitters are easy to use, flexible and sound great!

  • Send one microphone signal to three destinations simultaneously
  • Jensen transformer-equipped for exceptional audio quality
  • Eliminates hum and buzz caused by ground loops
  • Dual isolated outputs provide optimal noise rejection