Signal Splitters

Radials Catapult Mini TRS is a four-channel audio snake that allows you to transmit analog or digital (AES) audio signals over commercially available Cat5 or Cat6 shielded lines.

Radials Catapult Mini TX is a four-channel (female XLR) audio snake that allows you to transmit analog or digital (AES) audio signals over commercially available Cat5 or Cat6 shielded lines.

Extremely functional signal routing tool for the stage

Audio network splitter that can transmit 16 analog Mic/Line signals via LAN cable. 8 channels IN. 8 channels OUT.

Distributes 2 input signals to 2 outputs each and provides galvanic isolation of the outputs by means of sound-neutral transformers.

Radial's Catapult RX4 is a reliable audio snake that allows audio signals to be transmitted over standard Cat 5 / 6 lines and split to up to 8 XLR outputs. They are uncomplicated audio connections ...

Radials Catapult TX4 is a reliable audio snake that allows audio signals to be transmitted over standard Cat 5 / 6 lines. This allows uncomplicated audio connections to be integrated into existing ...

Passive line-level splitter & attenuator in a sturdy sheet steel housing with Jensen transformer.

Robust line splitter with three outputs, PAD, ground lift and hum-free signal routing thanks to Jensen transformer.

Radial's TX4L catapult is a four-channel audio snake designed to deliver line level signals over long distances via a shielded Cat5/Cat6 cable without compromising signal quality. Ideal for install...

The Catapult RX4L is a receiving module with 4 isolated XLR-M outputs with line level (-20 to+15dB) and a set of pass XLR-Ms.

Radials Catapult TX4M is a four-channel audio snake for analog or AES signals that are transmitted via Cat 5 cable. Ideal for installations or stage applications with long cable runs.

The Catapult RX4M is a receiver module with 4 isolated XLR-M outputs with microphone level (-40 to 0dB) and a set of continuous XLR-Ms.

Signal distributor and converter, AES/EBU and AES/EBU ID interfaces, 32.0kHz and 192.0kHz, low-jitter PLLs.