Splitter For Headphones With Mic

This is a well made, simple splitter that allows one to use an external mic with an iPhone/iPad and monitor the sound with headphones. I keep it in a baggie in my messenger bag so that it doesn't get caught on anything, and always have it with me with a lav mic for interviews.

Very durable splitter, which I use for dual headphones with my Canon C100. Heavy duty cable quality and connectors. Yes it keeps the channels split. I have wasted money on numerous splitters that were sold as stereo and did not perform as stereo and always end up crapping out. The audio quality is the same for each input. Highly recommend.

works exactly as described and I no longer need to use a optical splitter with my PS5 for my Astro A50 headphones as it is detected properly with my PC and consoles. The picture is also clear and the mouse and keyboard support works perfectly. Definitely recommended and worth the cost

Rather than having one plug for a microphone and one plug for headphones, as most people use for laptop connectivity, this Y splitter allows me to connect two audio sources to one speaker and use both simultaneously. It works perfectly for this task. My only comment is that it would be nice to have an eight or ten-inch length option instead of just six inches.

Fast delivery, quick turn-around. This splitter makes it possible to use regular 3.5mm headphones with my Samsung Galaxy S4, which has the headphone/mic combo jack.

I used this splitter on my Ipad to attach two sets of headphones for movie viewing. It worked perfectly and did not create any undesireable effects.

I loved this product. Recently I got a pair of wireless headphones and I wanted to connect them along with my other speakers. I tried using a 3.5mm splitter, but I made sound come out of my speakers and headphones. I kept looking online for switchers, but then I found this. I thought this was too expensive ( $ for a splitter!!! ) I then ordered it and loved it.

I have a need for webcasting to push my Mic to 2 sources - one to a House system and the other to my webcast, both requiring Phantom power to the XLR splitter, but only 1 port was able to grab the Phantom from the House system. I put this in line for the other and now we don't need to keep our mixer online all the time just for the phantom power for the mic to work or constantly switching our outputs on the splitter. Just a timesaver and it works well - no issues.

Straight to the point, if you’re using dua Rode mic set up with 1 camera body then you need this. I wouldn’t use any other brand of splitter with rode mics

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!!