LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD KN102 1-IN-2-OUT XLR Audio Switcher
Passive XLR audio switcher routes one balanced input to two outputs with A, B, mix and mute modes
- Passive switching needs no power supply
- One input routes to two balanced XLR outputs
- Front-panel A/B/Mix selector with mute button
- Aluminium chassis shields signal from external noise
- Gold-plated XLR connectors minimise signal loss
1-IN-2-OUT XLR Audio Switcher
The LORDWORLD KN102 is a passive balanced audio switcher that routes one XLR input to two XLR outputs. It is built for studio engineers, podcasters and audiophiles who need to compare or alternate between two monitored destinations without colouring the signal.
Aluminium chassis with gold-plated XLR connectors
An all-aluminium shell shields the circuitry from external noise while gold-plated XLR ports maintain a reliable, low-attenuation connection. The compact enclosure sits unobtrusively on a desk or rack and requires no external power, so it can be moved between sessions or taken on location.
Passive switching with A/B/Mix modes and mute
A front-panel selector lets you choose A output, B output or both simultaneously in Mix mode, while a dedicated mute button cuts the signal instantly. Because the device is entirely passive, it adds no gain, noise or latency, making it suitable for critical listening and source comparison.
Highlights
- Passive switching needs no power supply
- One input routes to two balanced XLR outputs
- Front-panel A/B/Mix selector with mute button
- Aluminium chassis shields signal from external noise
- Gold-plated XLR connectors minimise signal loss
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Does the passive XLR balanced switcher require any power to operate?
No, the KN102 is completely passive and needs no external power supply or batteries to route the balanced signal between its gold-plated XLR connectors.
What mounting options does the all-aluminium mini chassis provide?
The compact aluminium enclosure has no built-in brackets or screw holes; it is designed to sit on a desktop or shelf and can be secured with adhesive feet or hook-and-loop tape if desired.
How do I select between A Mode, B Mode and Mix Mode without muting the wrong channel?
Use the independent A and B selector switches to enable each output, then engage the MIX switch for simultaneous output; press the one-key mute button only when you want complete silence across both outputs.
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