The JIB/Y Jack In The Box Microphone Splitter from Galaxy Audio is a device that will split a microphone signal to (2) different inputs. This unit also has phantom block circuitry that prevents phantom power from coming back into the splitter from the equipment providing the inputs.

Use this device to split (1) microphone signal to (2) inputs.

This unit is designed to prevent power from coming back into the splitter from connected equipment.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I have someone operate the crane and then use force mobil with my phone from a separate tripod?

A: Yes, if you are working with with a supported DJI gimbal, you could operate the gimbal with Force Mobile hand held or by attaching your phone to a tripod head.

Q: 2. What parts/ setup is needed to sit this Jib on a "Manfrotto 500BALL 100mm Half Ball Leveler with 3/8" Screw" (Camera = 15lbs)?

A: A tripod, fluid head, and counterbalance weights are needed for the Teris JQ50-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib and Manfrotto 500BALL 100mm Half Ball Leveler.

Q: 3. Does the ProAm DVC 210 crane/jib maintain camera angle when raised and lowered?

A: The balance of the ProAm USA Orion DVC210 8' DSLR Camera Crane / Jib depends on the weights being used to counterbalance the jib.

Q: 4. Will this work for the DJI RS3 Pro ?

A: Yes, the Teris JQ50-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib for DJI Ronin-S/RS 2/Zhiyun CRANE-2 is compatible with the DJI RS 3 Pro Gimbal Stabilizer.

Q: 5. If I setup a "Manfrotto Half Ball Leveler / BH #MA500BALL" on my Tripod Legs, can I attach this Jib and get full movement?

A: Yes, you can attach the Teris JQ50-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib to a Manfrotto 100mm Half Ball Leveler and receive full movement.

Q: 6. As it appears the rods retract, can I use this jib at shorter lengths than the 12.8 specified?

A: The Teris JQ50-III Carbon Fiber Mini Jib allows you to work at the following ranges. 12.8' / 390 cm (Shortest Length) 16.4' / 500 cm (Longest Length) 4.3' / 131 cm (Transport Length)

Q: 7. I have the D&S Provista 7518 tripod with FM18 head. Will my tripod hold this jib, camera and counter-weights? In general, what weight capacity do I need in a tripod for a jib like this? With my camera (BMCC with rails etc.) close to 10 pounds, this 12 pound jib, and maybe 35 pounds (?) counterweights, do I really need a tripod that claims 55-pound capacity?

A: I have the Pro Am jib but added a 4' extension for a total of 12'. I purchased a dedicated tripod for the rig, a Manfrotto 132XNB rated at 66 lbs, as I use 35 lbs of counterweight. I would always suggest you err on the side of caution as you will likely be using the rig around people, and you don't want a lawsuit trying to save a few bucks. Picked mine up non ebay for under $200. Has a 100mm ball head, I also purchase the Pro Am ball bearing mount for the jib as opposed to mounting on a tripod head. FYI, I too have the Pro Vista tripod, but I use it for my 4 and 6' jibs.

Q: 8. Reference 6th photo of DVC 210 crane/jib. Can someone identify the tilt head in the photo?

A: According to ProAm, this is the Micro Fluid Head 3126 by Manfrotto - which is unfortunately no longer sold by B&H. A similar alternative to this item is the Manfrotto 128RC MA128RC (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/553886-REG/Manfrotto_128RC_128RC_QR_Micro_Fluid.html)

Q: 9. Is there a provision to lock the ProAm DVC 210 crane/jib into a position?

A: To lock this jib into position, there are two items required. For tilt, use the Tilt Brake PRTILT (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1090197-REG/proam_usa_camera_crane_tilt_brake.html). For panning, use the 360° Pan Lockable Bearing Mount PRDVC38BM (https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/product/1090196-REG/proam_usa_dvc_38bm_360_deg_pan_lockable_bearing.html)

Q: 10. I'm sure this will sound like an odd question, but can you please tell me the length of the weight bar?Just to clarify, I'm look specifically for the length of the weight bar and not the length of the jib arm.In advance, thank you very much for your help with this question!

A: The length of the weight bar is 35 cm.