Hosa YXM 121 XLR3F XLR3M Cable Review

I've been carrying around a larger splitter for years and have always fought the urge to split the sound on my h6 multitrack zoom and stream the audio home hand back. Instead, I have a bunch of them, and I just plug in their separate wireless audio receivers and feed them back an uncorrected audio stream. I never touch their mixer, I just work with my own mix.

At first I thought I had a broken capsule in my mic due to a fall earlier in the week but turns out this product isn't very good if you would like to split the mic between Line MXL MicMate amp and Radio Icom 7300. All PC and radio recordings had a few dB of high frequency background noise --> I pulled out the splitter and went to the mic with a straight XLR cable and there was noise in the background gone - must have been a bad cable. This

When you're recording a live performance, this is a valuable piece of equipment. I use Panasonic broadcast cameras and use these splitters to send channels from audio cards to both channels on the back of the camera. Another use for this could be splitting an audio stream that either needs to go to multiple sources. This is so useful because it allows me to stream audio to multiple devices, making it easy to ensure consistent audio. I recommend everyone to have one just in case!

One of these orders works and one of the other orders doesn't. Only the processing quality is not very good. I was able to fix the bad one, then when setting up my gear I had to pull the wire into another. I had to fix it too. They're just poorly assembled, but I liked the ends of the cable enough to be easy to fix and salvage. DO NOT buy the cheap ones with plastic tips! If you want to use enough of these, opt for the (much) more expensive established brands. A cable break at a concert would…

I purchased this product because I wanted a clean microphone input on my laptop to stream high quality audio directly to my non-commercial local open microphone. Hoosa products are a risk because they deliver and sometimes products arrive not working. This was one of those occasions when a product arrived fully functional. The audio stream is crisp and clear, with minimal white noise. I was very pleased. There are definitely cheaper versions of this product out there, but for what I got it…

I bought this XLR splitter to split lead vocals from FOH to my monitor stand. It worked great for this use and I've never had any signal loss or power issues. I started using a transformer isolated XLR splitter after we started playing big venues and stopped using the splitter. My only issue with the Hosa Y-splitter is that the length of the cable from jack to plugs is very short, so short that the mic cables are sticking out of the mic stand when I plug it into our lead singer's mic. . This…

This double splitter works perfectly. I have a live video company and I shoot a lot of weddings. The most important part of a video is the sound. You can make anything look good as long as you get nice clean sound. I always say that half of the video is audio. For years I ran a line straight from a DJ's mixer to get sound. The problem is that during the introduction you hear the music the DJ is playing and the words he is saying. But often the signal is too hot, the music sucks or the DJ says…

If your goal is to split a MONO XLR signal (mic or line) and you want to do it cheaply and easily, then this is the perfect option. There are expensive professional devices out there that supposedly do it more correctly and efficiently, but unless you're hosting a million dollar show or making platinum albums, that works great imo.note; Combining signals is a completely different matter. In this case you need some kind of transformer disconnect device. B. https://www.amazon.com/Whirlwind-IMCOML……