Power Washer Simulator Console

Flight Simulator

Someone please tell me any other film washer better than this.

Adapters gave me more choices with new power outlets in car center console

I used them for my new flight simulator, buttons, buttons and more buttons, nothing bad yet!

This takes the simulator world to a new level.

The perfect rig for me to get into simulator racing.

Some times I bring my rodecaster pro when I’m outdoors and it was dificult for me to power up my console. But with this kit it is really easy, I just plug it to a 5v power supply and I’m all set. And the color rings are really good so I can identify who is using the microphone.

This 2-way splitter is an easy plug and play with great sound quality and built to last for not alot of money. Connect your mic cables to the splitter's mic inputs. Select switching for -29db pad for super hot signals (or for when you use a preamp on stage) and ground-lift if you have hum problems. The splitter allows phantom power to pass from your main console to your mic's via it's direct outputs, so you can still use condenser mics and phantom powered DI boxes on stage without needing separate power supplies. The isolated outputs connect to your monitoring or recording console. Sound quality of the 1:1 isolation transformers is amazing as no discernable noise or phase shift can be heard compared to the direct sound. Compare the cost of this ruggedly built, 1-rack space, 8-channel, 2-way mic splitter with the many others on the market, and you get high quality and performance for relatively low cost, and THAT'S VALUE!!

I use this to prevent my Scarlett 2i4 from sending phantom power back to my console (or other source) when running SMAART. No fried electronics from powering line outs.

I don't see any reason these wouldn't work on any network, but for the record, I run an all Ubiquiti network in my house - console, gateway, router, switches, access points, etc. I have added four of these little switches for more connectivity in rooms where I have only one Ethernet cable in-wall but wanted to add a streaming box, gaming console, network printer, data port - that sort of thing. For me, they have proven to be exactly what I need. I can power them from my main switch using POE so there is no need to run a power cord. I have had other brands of networking components (no names, but think linking your system and gearing your net) that occasionally needed to be power cycled because they have lost connectivity. I have never had any such issues with these. The size makes these little switches easy to place anywhere, and I have never known them to run hot. They just perform day after day, without trouble and I'm able to place them and forget them - until I need to utilize one more of the ports. Like I said, what's not to love?