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Avid 4330582199 Six-Position Stereo Jack Box

Collaborate in Comfort with Premium Audio Distribution The Avid Six Position Socket Stereo Jack Box is designed to facilitate group listening sessions without classroom distractions. This durable and user-friendly device is perfect for educational environments. Specifications: Positions: ...

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Overview

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The Avid Six Position Socket Stereo Jack Box is designed to facilitate group listening sessions without classroom distractions. This durable and user-friendly device is perfect for educational environments.

Specifications:

  • Positions: Six
  • Socket Size: 3.5mm
  • Material: Plastic
  • Finish: Black
  • Volume Control: Individual volume control for each position
  • Plug Sizes: Dual plug sizes 6.3mm and 3.5mm
  • Dimensions: 4.5'' H x 4.5'' W

Specifications

Brand
Avid
Model
4330582199
Device Type
Stereo Jack Box
Number of Positions
Six

Frequently Asked Questions

The Avid Six-Position Stereo Jack Box is designed to distribute a single stereo audio signal to up to six different listening or monitoring points.
The available information does not specify individual volume controls for each of the six stereo output positions.
As a passive jack box, it does not provide amplification, so external headphone amplifiers would be necessary to adequately drive multiple high-impedance headphones.
The product is described as a "Stereo Jack Box," indicating it uses stereo jack connectors, though the specific type (e.g., 1/4" TRS, 3.5mm TRS) is not detailed.
A device like this is commonly used in studio settings to allow multiple musicians or engineers to monitor the same stereo mix simultaneously, for example, during recording sessions.