Uploaded August 2016 | Updated September 2026, 3 days ago
This video is comparing the audio adapters from three brands: JuicedLink, beachtek and Saramonic.
If you shoot with DSLR or mirrorless cameras and you want to connect multiple lavalier or XLR microphones, an audio adapter may be a good option for you. But can you really produce high quality audio with one of these adapters? Let’s have a listen to three adapters and see: The JuicedLink Riggy Assist 222, the beachtek DXA-Micro Pro, and the Saramonic SR-PAX2.
The audio for this episode was recorded entirely with these adapters (noted for each clip) along with a decent to good quality condenser microphone (RODE NTG2 and Audio Technica AT4053b).
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Saramonic SR-PAX 2 (2 XLR inputs, 3 3.5mm inputs)
Amazon: amzn.to/2ak7zKV
Thank you Curtis for making this video. His channel: youtu.be/B_0od_f_QkQ
More details, please click saramonic.com or email us sales@dsqn.biz
This video is comparing the audio adapters from three brands: JuicedLink, beachtek and Saramonic.
If you shoot with DSLR or mirrorless cameras and you want to connect multiple lavalier or XLR microphones, an audio adapter may be a good option for you. But can you really produce high quality audio with one of these adapters? Let’s have a listen to three adapters and see: The JuicedLink Riggy Assist 222, the beachtek DXA-Micro Pro, and the Saramonic SR-PAX2.
The audio for this episode was recorded entirely with these adapters (noted for each clip) along with a decent to good quality condenser microphone (RODE NTG2 and Audio Technica AT4053b).
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Saramonic SR-PAX 2 (2 XLR inputs, 3 3.5mm inputs)
Amazon: amzn.to/2ak7zKV
Thank you Curtis for making this video. His channel: youtu.be/B_0od_f_QkQ
More details, please click saramonic.com or email us sales@dsqn.biz










