Radial LX2
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Essential Information About the Radial LX2 Audio Splitter
- Instant duplication of the same signal into 2 XLR outputs: one direct channel and one isolated channel to simultaneously feed recorders, consoles, or monitoring systems.
- High-end isolation: isolated output via Jensen JT-123-FLPCH transformer for clean and controlled transmission in demanding environments.
- Flexible connectivity: combo input XLR / 6.35mm Jack compatible with both balanced and unbalanced cables.
- Designed for the field: robust metal chassis, insulating non-slip pad, premium components, and dual ground lift switches to reduce interference.
A Tool Designed for Studio and Broadcast, in the Radial Spirit
In a studio, broadcast control room, or effects rack, the challenge is not just "having signal," but distributing it to the right place, at the right level, and without noise. The Radial LX2 fits precisely into this logic: a device dedicated to situations where a single audio stream must be split to multiple destinations while maintaining full control over ground loop risks, hum, or interference.
True to the brand's reputation, the LX2 focuses on audio quality and reliability: Jensen transformer on the isolated output, solid construction, and essential controls without unnecessary extras. It naturally becomes a partner for professional installations, whether in fixed environments (studios, OB vans) or mobile setups (service providers, stages, sets).
Who Is the Radial LX2 For and When to Use It?
The LX2 is intended for audio professionals (sound engineers, broadcast technicians, recording studios, service providers) and all demanding users who need a reliable XLR splitter. It is especially useful when you need to send the same signal to two different chains: for example, a recorder and a monitoring system, a front-of-house console and a control room, or two separate parallel processing units.
It can also serve more creative scenarios, such as routing a microphone through multiple effects units or simultaneously feeding different inputs in a complex routing setup. In all cases, the goal remains the same: duplicate without complication, and secure signal distribution using an isolated path when the installation requires it.
Technical specifications
| Category | splitter |
| Number of channels | 2 |
| Digital conversion | No |
| Max input level (dBu) | 21 |
| Settings | ground lift switch, input trim |
| Frequency response | 20 Hz - 20 kHz |
| THD | < 0,001% @ 1 kHz |
| Inputs | combo XLR / jack |
| Analog outputs | 2 x XLR |
| Power supply | Passive |
| Display | LED |
| Weight | 700 g |
| Dimensions (mm) | 84 x 127 x 48 |
Questions frequently asked
Can the Radial LX2 send the same signal to a mixer and a recorder?
Its two XLR outputs distribute the same input to two destinations: a direct output and a transformer-isolated output. This setup allows, for example, feeding a mixer and a recorder in parallel.
Does the isolated output eliminate ground hum?
The isolated output uses a Jensen JT-123-FLPCH transformer to minimize interactions between connected equipment. A ground lift switch is present on each output to help resolve ground loops and certain interference.
What sources can be connected to the XLR/jack combo input?
The combo input accepts an XLR or 6.35 mm jack connector. It is designed to connect both balanced and unbalanced sources and cables.
Does the splitter require a power supply?
Its operation is passive and does not require any external power.
What is the maximum level and audio performance specified?
The maximum input level reaches +21 dBu. The frequency response is stated as 20 Hz to 20 kHz, with total harmonic distortion less than 0.001% at 1 kHz. An input trim with switchable gain allows adjusting the transmitted level.
