Use the Palmer RIVER peene 2-Channel Passive Line Splitterto send two line signals (one stereo or dual mono) to multiple devices without commonly occurring ground-loop hum and buzz. A typical application is sending the stereo output signal from a mixer to several power amps.

RIVER peene features a simple and reliable passive design that delivers a low noise floor and a neutral sound, while requiring no battery. It utilizes galvanic-isolation technology via its two large transformers to handle high-level signals up to +32 dBu without distortion.

Engineered in Germany and built to last, the unit is virtually indestructible thanks to its rugged, aluminum-and-steel casing and reinforced connectors. Included is a rewritable tour label for attachment onto the back of the peene.

Two Input Signals to 2 Outputs Each    Two Thru Outputs    Two-Channel, Passive Design    Pair of XLR Balanced Line Inputs    Two Pairs of XLR Balanced Line Outputs    Pair of Thru Balanced Line Outputs    Galvanic Transformer Isolation of Outs    Switchable Ground-Lift    Rugged Steel and Aluminum Chassis    Rewritable Tour Label

• Input 1 / 2: balanced line inputs with female XLR 3-pin connectors.
• Thru 1 / Thru 2: balanced line outputs with male XLR 3-pin connectors. Thru 1 is wired directly to Input 1 and Thru 2 is wired directly to Input 2 without being decoupled by isolating transformers.
• Output 1A / 1B: balanced line outputs with male XLR 3-pin connectors for channel 1. Output A and output B are each decoupled from the line input by the use of high-quality isolating transformers. Use balanced audio cables to connect the line splitter to the balanced inputs of a power amplifier, mixing console, or audio interface.
• Output 2A / 2B: balanced line outputs with male XLR 3-pin connectors for channel 2. Output A and output B are each decoupled from the line input by the use of high-quality isolating transformers. Use balanced audio cables to connect the line splitter to the balanced inputs of a power amplifier, mixing console, or audio interface.

• Use the ground-lift switch to disconnect the ground connections from the inputs and outputs and further eliminate hum loops.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I plug a stereo plug into the mono input? I have two Saramonic UwMic9s receivers, and want to connect one to each of the mono inputs.

A: As the Saramonic UwMic9s is outputting a true stereo signal, and the L/R inputs on the Saramonic SR-AX100 Passive 2-Channel Audio Adapter for DSLR Cameras are mono, there is a strong chance that each mono input of the SR-AX100 will only pass one side of the signal received by the UwMic9s through the device to the camera, eliminating one of the transmitter signals at this stage.

Q: 2. What are the sizes of the dividers? I want to use the dividers in my other camera bags.

A: There are no dimensions published for these Shimoda-dedicated accessories, but if you look at the video on the product page, you can see them in use and the size will be apparent.

Q: 3. Does anyone know if this reclocks the signal?

A: We're afraid not. This is passive, it will not re-clock the signal. For a re-clocked signal you would need to look at the Apantac 3G-SDI 1x4 Re-Clocking Distribution Amplifier, B&H # APDA4HD, instead. https://bhpho.to/2EkR1Ue

Q: 4. Does it pass along 3V plug-in power from the camera to run a lavalier?

A: Yes. Power is passed thru; photos show a lavalier mic connected, which would confirm this.

Q: 5. Two questions: 1 how does this device get energy? - 2: if I connect a Sennheiser transmitter to a soundboard, I can connect the receiver to the Saramonic SR-AX101 to convert the line signal and then the Saramonic to my DSLR to get the sound?.

A: The Saramonic SR-AX101 is a passive device (no battery or power is required to function) for routing one or more audio signals to a camera. The mics you connect will need to be powered independently. The Sennheiser wireless system is self-powered, so it can be used with the SR-AX101. If you are only connecting one audio signal to the camera, you could connect the Sennheiser receiver directly to your camera. Please feel free to contact us if you would like further assistance.

Q: 6. How would this work with the Comica Audio BoomX-D D2 being that it seperates the audio to left and right anyway?

A: If you wanted separate level control over the left and right out of the Boom XD, you would set the receiver to stereo out and plug it into the stereo input of this mixer. Then you could use the separate volume controls to adjust each level individually.

Q: 7. Are these dividers for DSLR core units or for the mirrorless core unit? Or Does it not matter and the fit both?

A: The size of these are meant for the DSLR core units. They would stick up too far sadly for the mirrorless units.

Q: 8. Can the mixer be used with a tentacle sync device?

A: It depends on what type of device you will be using the Kopul CMCS-1 Passive 3.5mm Microphone Combiner/Splitter with and whether or not it accepts timecode.

Q: 9. Can you monitor the sound input with headphones ?

A: The Kopul CMCS-1 Passive 3.5mm Microphone Combiner/Splitter does not have a headphone output. Instead, you could monitor using your camera's headphone output.

Q: 10. Does this come with a stereo mini cable?

A: The Saramonic SR-AX101 does include a stereo mini cable.