ART Splitcom Pro 2-Way Microphone Splitter & Combiner

The ART Splitcom Pro is a compact two-way microphone splitter and combiner that gives you one direct and one isolated mic output while allowing phantom power only to the direct path.

The ART Splitcom Pro lets a single microphone feed two destinations or merges two mic signals into one feed without ground-loop noise or unwanted phantom power on the isolated output. Housed in a rugged metal case, it’s built for stage, broadcast, and studio use where you need a clean split to front-of-house and monitors, or to combine signals for routing and recording. Phantom power flows through the main output so condenser microphones work when connected to the primary mixer, while the isolated output is protected from phantom voltage to safeguard secondary equipment and prevent hum caused by ground loops.

How does the Splitcom Pro split one mic to two destinations?

When used as a splitter, the unit provides a direct-coupled output that mirrors the mic signal exactly and passes phantom power, plus a transformer-isolated output that prevents phantom voltage and ground-loop interference. The isolated path uses transformer isolation to keep noise and hum out of the secondary feed.

• One direct XLR output that carries phantom power for condensers
• One isolated XLR output with transformer isolation to block phantom power and reduce hum
• Compact, metal chassis that fits rack or pedalboard setups

Can I combine two microphones into one signal safely?

Yes — in combiner mode the Splitcom Pro merges two mic inputs into a single output while managing impedance and isolation to avoid adverse interactions between sources. It’s useful for routing two vocal mics to a single channel without creating ground-loop problems or bleeding phantom power into the wrong path.

• Two inputs summed to one output for simple feed consolidation
• Transformer-based isolation helps prevent cross-talk and hum
• Durable connectors and housing suitable for live use

What about phantom power and condenser microphones?

The device passes phantom power to the main output only, so condenser microphones will operate correctly when connected to the primary mixer. The isolated output blocks phantom power, protecting recording devices or monitor consoles that shouldn’t receive it.

• Phantom power forwarded to the direct main output for condenser compatibility
• Isolated output blocks phantom voltage to protect secondary gear
• Avoids unintended powering of equipment or capsule damage on the secondary channel

How does it perform in live or recording workflows?

The Splitcom Pro is designed to be a no-fuss utility box for live sound engineers and studio operators who need reliable splitting or combining without extra coloration. It minimizes noise, prevents ground-loop issues, and streamlines routing between front-of-house, monitors, and recorders.

• Ideal for sending one mic to FOH and a separate monitor/recording feed
• Simplifies cable runs and reduces the need for extra preamps or DI boxes
• Portable form factor for quick stage or studio deployment

Who is this for? The ART Splitcom Pro suits live sound technicians, touring musicians, podcast and broadcast hosts, and home or project-studio owners who need a dependable way to split or combine microphone signals without introducing hum or accidentally sending phantom power where it’s not wanted. If you need a rugged, straightforward splitter/combiner that manages phantom power and ground-loop isolation, this unit provides a compact, practical solution.

Product details: electronic cable type utility in a metal housing; package dimensions approximately 33.5 cm x 16.5 cm x 5.6 cm; originates from China; package weight about 1.0 lb.