Live Sound & Pro Audio

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The Palmer TINO SYSTEM - The clever solution for switching two amps to 1 cabinet Ambitious guitarists often use two amplifiers in order to obtain different basic sounds. However, transport, space...

The concept behind Palmer's Cab Merger may be very simple, but the unit fills an important gap! Have you ever wanted to connect two guitar cabinets to just one amplifier output? It's quite simple...

The Palmer PEABI is more than a simple switcher for two sources, it also provides level adjustment of microphone or line signals. Whether microphone or line signal, the PEABI toggles silently between...

Palmer PEABO is a Balanced Line Output Switch with one input and two outputs. Thus, it is the perfect choice for routing a signal to either one of two possible inputs. Switch your vocal mic between...

When I run my guitar into two amps simultaneously, I always get a loud hum". This is a rather common problem, often discussed in the technology section of relevant industry magazines. The Palmer Y...

The PAN-05 enables you to patch two microphones into one single mixing desk channel in situations where you run out of channels. Since decoupling occurs via a balanced resistor network, the PAN-05...

The PMBL-ACTIVE is a 2-channel stereo line level merge box that can be used to merge two stereo line signals into one stereo output. One classic application: routing two mixing desks to one PA system...

The Palmer Speaker Simulator PDi 03 - available in 2, 4, 8 and 16 Ohm The PDI03 Palmer speaker simulator combines load impedance, a signal splitter and DI box especially designed for guitars. All...

USB condenser microphone with desktop stand and shock mount for Mac and PC Bring studio-quality audio to your desktop

Musicians, artists, engineers, and broadcast studios looking for a professional-quality compact mixing solution for live audio, home recording, and content creation should look no further than...