Behringer ULTRALINK MS8000

Simple and reliable

It is able to handle the transfer of the signals with no lag or noise. Very steady structure.

Does what it says

I've been using this with the band as part of an IEM station for a few months now and it does exactly what it supposed to without fuss. Build quality is good - strong but light.

A must have for our IEM rack

Not good in my rig

I got this initially to split signals to PA and recording. Noisy so much as to make it unusable. I'm sure it's useful for something but it didn't work for me and I ended up upgrading the Ui16 to a Ui24R to record live.

Great Mic Splitter

Using this for splitting feeds for an IEM system, seems to do the job great

Reliable and affordable

Works exactly as intended. Bought a couple of these to use as a front panel patch bay and to run a stage snake for my band. We use it a few times a week and the front inputs are still going strong. Rear inputs are also working fine.

Cheap, and poor!.

Good piece of gear, most happy with this.

Very good and sturdy

It works great and we havent had much problems with it. We have 4 of these and after few years and many uses only 1ch had some problem with phantom - But we used another input that was free and all was okay. Some buttons work opposite direction than we have used to. Always check all the buttons to be as you need them (sometimes you just hit some if you plug in the XLR).

Best for the money

If you want to record a live show and send the instruments to another guy at the console this piece of equipment is absolutely awesome in your rack. It is sturdy, the splitters are high quality and they are all separated with transformers. You can send the direct sound to your audio interface and the transformer output to the audio guy. The sound is the same but it makes you able to use your own phantom power, so you no longer have to deal with random jumpscares as the barman turns on the crappy phantom power on his crappy console

solid

a good splitter with great price