Microphone Splitter - Build Your Own! 1 Mic In, 3 Out using a repeat coil Peerless 15036 Transformer

Special thanks to Robin Wienands who taught me about the design theory of this application, and wrote out the schematic.

For info on how you can build your own (including a parts list, schematic and resources) please refer to my Patreon Page (no sign up required/free!)
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I built this box specifically for a recording session with songwriter Enrique Cesar. We used it for his live full-length record titled 'The Burrito Years'. I used the splitter for Enrique's vocal - one output when to my recorder, and the other went to a monitoring setup in the live room, where Enrique was performing. He was able to adjust his vocal level to taste, while I was able to optimize the sound on my end, changing gain and compression as needed. Enrique recorded 14 songs in a single afternoon - 12 of which were first takes. It was a wonderful performance by Enrique, with a few lucky friends of his sitting quietly in attendance. You can hear the full album here: https://open.spotify.com/album/3EZ17k...

As always, feel free to ask any questions or offer comments below. Or on my Patreon Page. Happy to help or do my best to offer insight! -James

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