Are you dealing with the dilemma of having two microphones but only one available microphone input?

This conundrum has been around as long as PA systems have existed. The Palmer Tauber Microphone Merge Box offers a straightforward solution. It features two balanced microphone inputs that merge through a resistor matrix into a balanced mono signal, which then proceeds to a single XLR output. The process is just as simple as it sounds.

The device accommodates both dynamic and condenser microphones. For optimal performance, using identical or similar types of microphones is recommended to prevent any unwanted level discrepancies. Additionally, phantom power is seamlessly transferred to both inputs.

The Tauber operates without altering the sound, thanks to its passive circuitry, and it doesn't need an external power source. Its housing and connectors are designed for durability and longevity.