Palmer Kyll

Consumer devices, but also many professional keyboards such as synthesizers and digital pianos as well as some small mixing consoles have unbalanced outputs. However, in order to connect them to a sound system and to overcome larger cable distances without disturbing noise, you need symmetrical signal routing. The Palmer kyll does the necessary signal balancing. Thanks to the galvanic isolation via transformer, the kyll also eliminates hum loops; a ground lift switch is installed. Devices that already have symmetrical outputs also benefit from this, as interference noise can also occur here. The Palmer kyll reliably eliminates humming and crackling. The Palmer kyll is very stable. Compared to standard line isolators for media applications, it can process significantly "hotter" input signals without unwanted distortion becoming audible: up to + 20 dBu! But the kyll can also process quieter signals without causing sound distortions or noise, because it works purely passively with generously dimensioned isolating transformers. This makes the Palmer kyll extremely easy to use and fail-safe because it requires neither batteries nor phantom power. Practically, the inputs are designed as combo sockets that accept jack or XLR jacks . Adapter unnecessary! The balanced outputs are designed as professional XLR sockets. The kyll line isolation box is a universal problem solver for eliminating hum loops. When connecting unbalanced equipment, the signal is balanced at the same time. Whether at home, at lectures, in the rehearsal room, on stage, in discos or at major events, the Palmer kyll ensures clean sound without disturbing noises everywhere.