monitor routing

[tbone36109]

im looking for somekinda little mixer(cheap as possible) that will take 1 audio input (preferably rca) and split in into about 4 audio outputs(they all need to be stereo but it doesnt matter what they are 1/4 ,1/8, rca, whatever)i did a search but couldnt really come up with anything thanks

[ocnor]

If you could explain what other gear you will be running in and out of the mixer and what your goal is it would be easier for us to recommend something.

[tbone36109]

i just need something cheap to split an output signal(which is rca) from my recording rig to a set of speakers and several pairs of headphones, its just for monitoring while recording sound so quality is barely a concern(not for mixing and what not, and i could get adapters for whatever)but i do need the inputs and outputs to still be stereo. its ok if everything is passive, volume would be nice but isnt really needed if it adds to much to cost

[mixsit]

http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/LS3/
This by Coleman Audio. I use it as a final monitor router and seems pretty clean. But it's passive and will not safely combine line sources.
wayne

[tbone36109]

something like that would work but is there anything cheaper, i even figured there might be somekinda home stereo equipment or something that might work for cheap thanks so far though

[mixsit]

RadioShack?

Hell I just realized I have one from them. All RCA. It was probably thirty bucks or something.

Hang on, I toss it to ya'.

[tbone36109]

yeah i was probably ganna go ask there tommarow but i figured i just ask you guys tonight... 30 bucks all rca sounds pretty good, whats the unit called? http://www.sweetwater.com/store/detail/JIBS/ would something like that be stereo ?

[mixsit]

'TRS is either stereo, or like the Coleman and/or an RCA box, you'd use a pair to get stereo (TRS being balanced.