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The ARTcessories TPatch is a compact 8-point balanced patchbay that organizes your cables into a convenient central location on your studio desktop. Designed for maximum flexibility, the TPatch has...

The ARTcessories XPatch organizes your cables and provides a convenient, easily accessible central location to make audio connections. It also saves wear and tear on the connectors of your audio...

Single Channel personal monitor/amplifier

The new dPDB Passive Direct Box features two high-quality direct boxes in one portable enclosure. It is a rock solid, roadworthy DI for connection of the outputs of electronic musical instruments (or...

The DJ PRE II (formerly named the ",Phono MicroPRE",) acts as an interface between your turntable and your audio recording / playback system. The analog input capacitance can be switched...

The Xdirect is a high quality interface that lets you connect instrument, line, or speaker level signals to a mixer or other balanced input. The high impedance single-ended 1/4", and XLR inputs...

A/B-Y switching works two ways. It lets you switch a common source signal (guitar, bass or keyboard) between two amplifiers or amp channels. Or conversely, it lets you switch two source signals (ie,...

The preamp accommodates up to two microphones via XLR connections. A variable impedance control for each channel lets you tailor the performance of each of your dynamic or ribbon mics with the preamp...

The SPLITMix4 is a fully passive hybrid mixer that offers a wide variety of configurations. Mix 4 stereo input channels down to 1 stereo output, split a stereo input signal to distribute 4 stereo...

Sometimes floor monitors are a problem. There isn\'t enough room for them onstage or someone sits in and can\'t hear the monitors or the drummer can\'t hear them well enough. Or perhaps it\'s a...

The DUALXDirect provides two independent high quality active interfaces that let you connect instrument, line, or speaker level signals to a mixer or other balanced inputs. Each of the high impedance...

",Hum", in an audio system is often caused by loop effects which act like antennas. These loops can easily pick up a 60 Hz (or higher harmonics) hum transmitted by electrical wiring...