Line level splitter with our own hand wound & very sizeable Transformer. One balanced Female XLR input & two balanced isolated outputs which are separate windings on the transformer. The ground (pin 1) connection on all the XLR’s are tied together & to the case (for screening). If your situation requires no ground connection I’m more than happy to remove the link to ground lift one or both of the outputs - just ask.

I have added a frequency response plot of one unit, with a 10Kohm load on both outputs (to simulate it feeding two ‘normal’ line inputs) - as can be seen they have amazing response. They can take very high levels, even at low frequencies with minimal distortion. They are very good sounding units, offered at a very reasonable price. I have listed these as used as I’m unsure if they have been used or not - either way they’re in good condition, tested & fully working. I have four of these for sale in separate listings.

Please note: When splitting, your source ‘sees’ both loads in parallel (impedance wise) & therefore needs to be capable of driving both. If you need advice please feel free to contact me.

Any questions please ask.

Delivery is via Royal Mail tracked service within the UK mainland only.
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Listed8 months ago
ConditionVery Good (Used)
Very Good items may show a few slight marks or scratches but are fully functional and in overall great shape.Learn more
Brand
Model
  • Line Level Transformer Splitter - 2x ISO Out
Categories
Year
  • 2026
Made In
  • United Kingdom

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