KRAMER VM 2HXL Kramer Electronics Distribution Review

Kramer is a good manufacturer so I was confident this would do what I wanted which was to replace the HDMI splitter which was losing the signal when one of the outputs has been disabled for some reason. Having a DA signal in a mission critical application is essential and this VM-2HXL was just what I needed to get the job done. Definitely good grades, as usual from Kramer.

This splitter worked where others failed. At our church we used two projectors with a 100 foot cable between the switcher and the projectors and tried other splitters to save a few bucks. When they didn't work we tried the Kramer splitter because it was the same brand as the switch and worked fine. I would recommend to anyone who needs a professional splitter.

When my split video signal appeared in a fancy palette of colors at one end, my first thought was how many times that video signal was "distorted" on its way through switchers and HDMI baluns Projector. Cheaper equipment was used along the way, and I knew I needed better gear, so Kramer was my second thought. It never disappoints. I replaced the existing DA with a VM-2HXL, knowing that the quality of the outgoing signals would be the same as the incoming since it is a Kramer unit. It did for…

Kramer is a good manufacturer so I was confident this would do what I wanted which was to replace the HDMI splitter which would pass the signal through when one of the outputs would be disabled for some reason. Having a DA signal in a mission critical application is essential and this VM-2HXL was just what I needed to get the job done. Definitely good grades, as usual from Kramer.

This splitter worked where others failed. We used two projectors in our church with a 100 foot cable between the switcher and the projectors and tried other splitters to save a few bucks. When they didn't work we tried the Kramer splitter because it was the same brand as the switch and worked fine. I would recommend to anyone who needs a professional splitter.

When my split video signal appeared at one end in a fancy palette of colors, my first thought was how often that video signal went through the mixers "distorted". and HDMI baluns on the way to the projector. Cheaper equipment was used along the way, and I knew I needed better gear, so Kramer was my second thought. It never disappoints. I replaced the existing DA with a VM-2HXL, knowing that the quality of the outgoing signals would be the same as the incoming since it is a Kramer unit. It did…