Do you have two microphones but only one free microphone input?

This problem has existed as long as PA systems exist! The Palmer Tauber Microphone Merge Box solves the problem in a simple way. It has two balanced microphone inputs that are summed via a resistive matrix into a balanced mono signal that is routed to a single XLR output. It's as easy as it sounds!

It can be used for two dynamic microphones or two condenser microphones. Ideally, the microphone types should be identical or similar to avoid unwanted differences in levels. Phantom power is transmitted to both inputs.

Thanks to the passive circuit, the Tauber works without any sound coloring and does not require power. The cover and inlets / outlets are extremely robust and have a long service life.

• Connect two microphones to one microphone input
• Two balanced XLR inputs
• One balanced XLR output
• For two dynamic microphones or two condenser microphones
• Phantom power can pass
• Reliable problem solver for PA systems with a lack of mixing channels
• Extremely safe in the event of a fault
• Passive switching, no power supply required
• Sturdy cover made of aluminum and steel
• Includes a rewritable label to attach to the back of the Tauber
• Constructed in Germany