The RDL STD-600 is an audio Combiner/Divider featuring four balanced, RF filtered, channels capable of combining stereo channels into a single mono input, dividing a single input into several inputs, and even combining microphones with output shorting switches into a single amplifier input.

600-Ohm Operation    Combine Audio Signals to Single Output    Filter RF from Audio Line    Combine Stereo Signals    Feed Mono Signal to Stereo Inputs    Combine Multiple Mics to Single Amp    Stick-On Enclosure and Mounting Strips

Combines audio signals into a single output

Filter RF interference from an audio line

Can combine stereo signals or feed mono signals to stereo inputs

Combines multiple microphones into a single input

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I use the HPC-12 to combine in-ear monitor transmitters into one antenna?

A: So that we may best assist you, please email us at provideo@bhphoto.com.

Q: 2. Can the mixer be used with a tentacle sync device? I will be pairing with a Panasonic S5 and Sennheiser MKE 400 Shotgun Mic

A: Yes, you can use the Kopul CMCS-1 Passive 3.5mm Microphone Combiner/Splitter to connect the Sennheiser MKE 400 Shotgun Microphone and a Tentacle Sync timecode generator to the Panasonic Lumix S5 Mirrorless Camera.

Q: 3. Does it comes with power supply?

A: No, it does not. You will need the RDL PS-24AS.

Q: 4. Does it have warranty? If yes, how long?

A: 3 year warranty. You can see it listed in the "In The Box" section on your right-hand side of the Overview Tab.

Q: 5. 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: 6. Can I connect my pioneer dj900 nexus mixer and Yamaha O1V mixer on 2 RDL-10 K, before entering the audio processorOr should I use the RDL-600? Better!?

A: We usually use these for summing stereo signals to mono. Very handy!The STD-10K is designed for combining or distributing consumer level audio signals, which often use RCA connectors (like DVD players, CD players, etc). The STD-600 is designed with the proper resistance for professional audio equipment, which typically uses XLR or TRS connectors.That DJ mixer has both types of outputs, but using the XLR outputs to match what the Yamaha is outputting is your best bet. Then they'll both be a good match for an STD-600. The device the signal is going to should also have a professional type input.I think the RDL product sheet has some example diagrams for dealing with a variety of balanced and unbalanced connections.

Q: 7. 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: 8. 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: 9. How much do the volume knobs attenuate the output signal? Can it reduce a line level signal to mic level?

A: The Radial Engineering MIX 2:1 2-Channel Audio Combiner & Mixer (BH # RAPSSM) cannot reduce a signal from line to microphone level.

Q: 10. one antenna to receive two different signals(frequencies) by two receivers ; is it possible to use in this way?

A: Yes, the RF Venue 2X1SPLIT Passive Splitter/Combiner can be used with one antenna to receive audio signal and then route it to two different receivers. The antenna and receivers that you use will also determine the capabilities of the setup. The 2X1SPLIT functions as a router.