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In: XLR
Out: XLR
3.75 x 5 x 1.5" (9.5 x 12.7 x 3.81cm)
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Models | SKU: ROLMS112 MFR: MS112 $139.00 $199.00 Save:$60.00 (30%) In Stock | $69.00 $89.00 Save:$20.00 (22%) Ships from Manufacturer Usually ships within 2-5 Days. Delivery is subject to availability. | SKU: ROLMM11PRO MFR: MM11 PRO $69.00 $89.00 Save:$20.00 (22%) In Stock |
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Accessory Type | Mute Switch | Mute Switch | Mute Switch |
The MS112 is an XLR switching device. The MS112 will allow you to Push To Talk or mute an XLR signal with a selectable momentary or latching switch configuration. LED indicator for monitoring where the XLR signal is being sent. A mic or line level XLR is plugged into the input, and output is sent to the A or B outputs in a momentary or latching configuration. Quiet switching for both +48V phantom power microphones or dynamic microphones.
This device momentarily mutes (or talks) a microphone or XLR signal between the A or B XLR outputs. This function is very handy in the event of a sneeze, cough, or other possible distracting noise. Or when you need to control when a mic is active for announcing or paging. Or when switching between two different outputs.