Galaxy Audio JIBY Way Splitter Review

This little splitter serves its purpose. Very minimal drop in sound level. I use it to do separate mixing for streaming mixers and live room mixers.

The product is well built and splitting the microphone input does not reduce the volume of the resulting two outputs. Nothing is easier to use! Love it!

I bought this to use as a signal splitter for my Headrush guitar block. One signal should go to the front of the house, the other to the monitor. Completely blurry and my signal weakened

This splitter is just what I needed to get clear sound at my wedding reception. I had the opportunity to use it at two different weddings and am very impressed with the result. No noise or DJ effects.

I bought this item in 2015 and so far the thing has only had one damage: the small rubber feet have come off. That's all. That thing is rock hard. It does the job. I uploaded three different photos because they all have the same build quality. Pretty damn strong if you ask me.

I bought this to split the XLR, left and right outputs into a combo and then 2 XLR outputs to make a headphone amp and a stereo system to power computer speakers. It works, but REMOVES all surround elements, basically it doesn't separate the left/right channels, it just reports them as combined. Otherwise it works great. Sent mine back as they don't work the way I was hoping.

Bought this item in 2015 and so far this item has only one defect: the small rubber feet have come off. That's all. That thing is rock hard. It does the job. I uploaded three different photos because they all have the same build quality. Pretty damn strong if you ask me.

I use this to split a mic into two separate mixers and it does an amazing job! Both mixers provide phantom power, but the device does its job and there is no interference. I didn't encounter any power issues with this setting and didn't notice any drop in signal strength. Highly recommended!

I bought this to split the XLR output left and right into a combo and then split it into 2 XLR outputs to power the headphone amp and stereo speakers. It works, but REMOVES all surround elements, basically it doesn't separate the left/right channels, it just reports them as combined. Otherwise it works great. Sent mine back as they don't work the way I was hoping.