Sennheiser ASP212 vs Shure UA221

Hal Harrison

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Hello All,

Putting together a wireless rig for a church and they are wanting several dual systems (single rack mount) and wanted to combine the antennas from a pair of systems. I have done this many times with Shure (SLX, ULX) and have used the UA221 kit which is pretty cheap. I was looking to see if Sennhesier had something similar and indeed they do (ASP212) but is it almost 2.5X the cost of the UA221. From reading the specs, the 2 splitters look to be essentially the same thing so I was curious if I was missing something as to why I couldn't use a UA221 to split 2 Sennhesier ew100 systems. Both the UA221 and ASP212 are wide band so frequency range shouldn't be an issue. Anybody use the UA221 with Sennhesier stuff?

Thanks
Hal
 
Fun fact....

QUESTION:
How can I tell which UA221 leg passes DC?
ANSWER:
One side of the UA221 splitter is marked with a Shure logo, arrows, "ANT", "R1", and "R2".

The R1 - ANT path passes DC.

The R2 - ANT path blocks DC, as does the R1 - R2 path.