The MS-82 from Pro-Co is an eight-channel, two-way microphone splitter that splits eight low-impedance microphone signals into two outputs, allowing two mic preamps to be fed from one source. The MS-82 is ideal for large sound reinforcement systems where PA system microphones also need to be fed to a stage monitor system or remote recording mixer.

Complex sound systems, such as those mentioned above, often have grounding problems, which can cause unacceptable noise levels and shock hazards. The MS-82 uses transformer isolation and ground-lift switches to help minimize these risks. The ground-lift feature also provides buzz-free operation in practically any environment.

The MS-82 uses phoenix COMBICON plug-in screw connectors for easy hookup. MBT-1 transformers provide a wide frequency response with very low distortion. A steel and aluminum Uni-box(TM) construction provides long-lasting durability. All of these features pack neatly into a single-space rack unit, perfect for professional audio.

Splits eight low-impedance mic signals into two outputs

Single rack space unit with durable Uni-box(TM) construction

Allows assembly of an economical expandable splitting system

Ideal for stage monitoring, broadcast, and remote recording

Uses phoenix COMBICON plug-in screw connectors

High-quality transformer-isolated outputs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Hi, What is the difference between this product and this one http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/131427-REG/Slik_615_315_Pro_700DX_Tripod_with.html Is the load capacity really 19.8 lbs? Would the same model available without the pan-head? Does the tripod have international warranty?

A: This particular Slik 700DX tripod does have a weight capacity of 19.8 lbs. It also closes down to smaller closed length and is shorter than the Slik 700DX, B&H # SL700DX. Both tripods come with a 3 year USA warranty from Slik.

Q: 2. does it support 7D Mark II? where is it made in? Thanks!

A: This lists a Country of Origin of Hong Kong and it has a 19.8 pound load capacity. It will be able to support a 7D Mark II very well.

Q: 3. Hi! Will there be flexing/bending if the tripod is at the lowest height (max angle setting) and the legs fully extended?

A: As long as you are within the weight capacity (19lbs) no, it will not give any flex/bending when at the lowest height with the legs fully extended.

Q: 4. Is the Silk 700DXQ capable of mounting the camera inverted below the tripod for taking photographs straight down? We would like to use this for taking photos of evidence in crime scenes, but avoid getting the tripod legs in the shot.

A: Yes, the center column is reversible, so you can do copy or macro work.

Q: 5. Does slik pro 700 dx come with a carry.case when ordering from B&H

A: Yes. It does come with case.

Q: 6. Can you elaborate about the pan head? Also can I replace the pan-head with a ball head for this tripod? I would also like to know if this tripod model's legs are the same as http://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/557127-REG/Slik_615_317_700DX_Pro_Tripod_Legs.html

A: Here is the direct link to the head itself. Please see the following link:http://bhpho.to/1hJ65rDThe legs are the same as the Slik 615-317 and you can replace the head with any other brand or model tripod head that uses a 1/4-20 or 3/8-16 thread mount.

Q: 7. is the 19 pound capacity for the head only and does the tripod itself have a different capacity?

A: According to Slik's website, the load capacity of the legs is 19.8lbs and the load capacity of the head is 18lbs.

Q: 8. Can a Konus spotting scope be mounted to this tripod? Would I need an adapter of some sort?

A: Good question. I honestly wouldn't know.

Q: 9. How do I adjust the tilt friction on my SLIK 700DX? I use a Nikon 700 with the heavy 70-200 lens. The overall weight does not allow me to position the camera beyond straight and level. If I tilt the camera it just keeps going when I take my hand off. (Yes, I am a novice but still need the help. Thanks)

A: There is no friction control on this tripod. It's either tight or loose. If the head is slipping after tightening, then the head may need an adjustment from Slik. You can however remove the head and substitute it for a more sturdy head.

Q: 10. Can the camera be tilted 90 degrees on this Tripod?

A: Yes. There is a photo of it in the 90 degree position in our Show more images.