Best Splitters and Combiners for Advanced 2026

• Size19"

The AC3200-MK II is a no-nonsense antenna combiner for serious wireless rigs. It’s built like a tank and delivers a clean signal, essential for broadcast, theater, or any situation demanding rock-solid wireless performance. If you're running a complex wireless system and need reliable combining, this is a top-tier solution.

The OPTIX1-S3 is a serious piece of kit for broadcast, live sound, and any situation where RF interference is a major headache. It's a game-changer for extending wireless mic signals across long distances without degradation, delivering rock-solid performance. This is ideal for venues with complex RF landscapes and professionals who demand the best.

This RF Venue OPTIX2-S3 is a serious piece of kit for broadcast facilities, large venues, or anyone battling RF interference over long cable runs. The fibre optic transmission provides pristine audio, and the robust build means it'll handle demanding professional use. It’s a solution for those needing absolute reliability and extended range, not a casual upgrade.

• Weight3.7 kg

The Combine 8 is a serious piece of kit – RF Venue really nails the build quality here. It’s perfect for large venues or broadcast environments needing to combine multiple wireless microphone feeds without signal degradation. If you're dealing with complex RF environments and need rock-solid performance, this is your solution.

• Weight2.7 kg

The Distro 9 HDR is a serious piece of kit for live sound engineers and broadcast professionals wrestling with crowded RF spaces. It's a workhorse, delivering clean, distributed wireless signals – a lifesaver when you've got multiple wireless mics and receivers fighting for airspace. If you’re dealing with complex wireless systems and need reliable, high-performance distribution, this is your solution.

This unit stacks eight wireless mics onto a single antenna without cluttering your air. It handles the heavy load of multiple signals while keeping power usage low. The LED lights tell you exactly which channel is working. It is a solid choice for stage setups needing many microphones.

This bundle is great for a gig where you already own the mics and IEMs. It gives you one cable to run the signal and a power supply to keep things running. The CP Beam mic helps you pick up only the singer nearby. It saves space by combining eight channels into one box.

This bundle is great for someone who already owns mics but needs the hardware to run them. It gives you nine channels, a diversity fin to stop static, and extra cables for easy setup. However, you still need to buy the actual microphones and a receiver to use this system.

This bundle mixes five or six wireless mics with a dedicated splitter. It comes with RG8X cables and a stage antenna for solid signal. You get an 8-connector power unit too. It fits small venues needing clean audio without running long cables.