2 Way XLR Balanced Stereo Audio Switcher Passive A/B Mini Switch Box Mixer Sound Splitter (KN102, 1-IN-2-OUT)

Very well built. Smooth operation. No clicks, crackles, or buzzes -- I see some reviews stating it somehow does that. Not a bit. I have a music/voiceover/movie post (Foley) studio, so it's convenient to leave mics in situ, and switch to required mics: have used with Focusrite and SSL interfaces connected to Neumann, Sennheiser, Warm Audio, and Audio Technica phantom condenser mics, active ribbons, and various Shure dynamics, with nothing but refined behavior. It's so good, I bought another!

Does exactly as expected: allows one to plug two XLR feeds into one XLR input in a mixer or amp. Levels on mixer might have to be higher than your typical settings for the dual input but negligible signal loss if any.

It works ok but it so light weight hand to Velcro it down.

As anticipated. Nothing outstanding to report.

I am a voice actor with two microphones and one preamp. This product is a absolute time/frustration saver. It puts both my mics right in from of me. No more reaching behind the equipment to blindly switch cables! And it's a breeze to set up!

This is a very good option for switching between XLR balanced inputs to one XLR Balance output. And its other configuration model that is set for two out from one input. I highly recommend it but please note that it is not a stereo device in any stretch of the imagination but a very good mono switch.

Needed a way to switch from using my desk mic, to my stage mic. Works great, clean, no noise, no electronics to cause any, just a switch. Skip the audio mixers if you can, this works sweet. Could even combine 2 Mics as long as they are the same.

My first one worked for a few months and then failed. It lived on a rack in a clean environment and the cables were never unplugged. I bought a second one -- we will see how that one does. Maybe it was just a fluke.