Top 10 best-selling Signal Splitter

Hook it up to a mixer or amplifier, and the IMG Stageline MC-31 three-way microphone combiner is able to neatly combine the signal of three microphones so they can be plugged into one input.

By adding the Radial HotShot 48V microphone switcher to the set up, you can easily flip between two outputs. This box can handle condenser mics and is essential for clear communication with band mates or the sound tech.

The Palmer Grand Audition MKII is an advanced speaker routing and switching system designed for audio professionals who need to accurately assess up to sixteen single speakers or eight pairs, plus subwoofers.

The Lehle P-Split III can split a high or low impedance signal in two so you can send your sound to both an amplifier and a mixer at the same time. This hum-free unit is happy to take a balanced or an unbalanced input signal.

The SPLITMix4 is a 4-channel signal splitter/mixer with volume control per channel. As the SPLITMix4 is completely passive, you won't need a power adapter. As a result, you won't be bothered by any noise or distortion.

Radial Engineering's green 1x3 robust ProMS2 microphone splitter is the single-channel variant of the OX8 and boasts a ground lift and a -30dB pad switch.

Equipped with one input and two outputs, the Palmer ABO takes a line signal and splits it in two - perfect for sending a single microphone signal to two different locations.

The magic little box that is the passive Radial Mix2:1 two-channel mixer takes two incoming signals and blends them into one workable mono signal.

The DAP AS-8 is a versatile device that you can use as an 8-in/2-out line mixer or as a 2-in/8-out line splitter with various adjustable outputs.

Barely bigger than a pocket-edition paperback, the Devine MPS MM 100 is a solid 5-channel audio mixer equipped with one XLR input, two jack inputs and a RCA input - all of which are individually adjustable.