Millenium SP 31

Sometimes you get to situations where the monitoring system is hardly present. Then with a splitbox and your own monitor you cn make you gig more pleasant

he does the job very well and its heavy dudy

Works transparently, have no complaints. Pretty light, it wouldn’t add much weight to your rig. It doesn’t feel though it can survive tons of abuse. Ground lift toggles might break if you step on them, and you don’t have extra roof cover on top of them like Radial thingies do have for instance. The aluminium case doesn’t seem to be pretty thick, though I doubt it can easily break.

It has a great quality sound and has selectable ground and lift for each channel yet a lot of units like this only have a general one!

Its very sturdy and will be able to be thrown around in a bag or case while on tour!

It would be nice if the switches were a little bit more low profile, they could get knocked off if it gets thrown around too much.

Overall a fantastic buy for the cost!

I always use this to split signals when singers have their own vocal effects or to duplicate problematic instruments (ie accordions, acoustic guitars, feeble vocals) when mixing both stage and foh with entry level desks (with no routing functionality). Has been a life saver more than once. Not noisy and creates two copies + the original signal.

This does exactly what you expect it to do. The signal is clean, it's solidly built and I use it to send one mic signal to a front of house desk and the other mic signal to a small monitor rig. It's a good quality product for the price.

Although its a pretty straight forward working device, the build quality is lacking a bit. You can expect that for the money, but it produces an unwanted ground noise that’s loud enough to make it audible at low gain staging.

1 signal into 2 separate amps, with no problems.
Plus a through for monitor.
2 amps, set up different for that stereo sound, be it mic, or guitar.
A little signal loss and a little brightness loss, ok fot guitar, but not ok for mic.
I have this and similar in my gig bag always. Gets me out of trouble often enough.

This little box is really cool - not only does it let you split a signal into three (2 outputs and 1 thru), but it's also compact and looks quite sturdy. I haven't noticed any significant audio loss. The switches, while delicate, don't seem to be a problem under normal conditions.

Nothing fancy, but splits your signal into two or three.
There's a transformer in this device so that you can also use it to prevent phantom power to reach your device. (In my case a Line 6 Helix). Good product.