Passive Headphone Attenuators, Taps, Controllers

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 pick-up gig or a ...

The PM52 is for connecting headphones to a speaker line. The 1/4" Mono/stereo loop jacks are for connecting many boxes in series. There are 2 headphone jacks and volume control. The PM52 uses the speaker line signal for power, and uses ...

For splitting a mono or stereo amplifier output to 6 sets of headphones (150-600 ohm). 1/4" (6.35mm) left/mono and right inputs, and 1/4" stereo input. 6 stereo 1/4" resistor isolated headphone outputs.Features: For studio cue systems or ...

Sometimes you won't have a separate amp channel available for every headphone you need to drive. Our passive headphone breakout box divides a standard power amplifier output to feed 6 separate headphone outputs. A resistor divider network ...

For splitting a stereo amplifier output to 4 sets of headphones (150-600 ohm). Female XLR-type input with parallel male XLR-type loop output (for chaining multiple headphone boxes together). Master left and right level controls. Switches ...

With Talent Pods, each announcer can control his mic, his personal mix of Local and Return audio.  He can hear what he wants the way he wants it.  No more complaints, confusion or on-site headaches!  Whether your remote ...