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Palmer deaf

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Palmer deaf

Passive microphone merge box

For connecting two microphones to one microphone input

Two balanced XLR inputs

One balanced XLR output

For two dynamic microphones or two condenser microphones

Compatible with phantom power

Reliable problem solver for sound reinforcement systems with too few mixing console channels

Extremely fail-safe

Passive circuitry, no power supply required

Roadworthy aluminium and steel housing

Incl. a rewritable tour label for attaching to the back of the tauber

Engineered in Germany

Palmer

Contact:

Adam Hall GmbH
Adam-Hall-Str. 1
61267 Neu-Anspach

E-mail: info@adamhall.com
Web: https://www.adamhall.com/

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