Customer ratings for Pronomic NetCore SP-3M Multicore-Spliss male

the part is super. is intended for a simple stage solution . Super light and man has only the thin network cable flying around on stage ;-)

Multicore and splitter in one. Simple and effective.

My use case is to bring the signal from the IEM mixer rack to the rack with the transmitters.
So far everything has been solved with patchbays and 8-way jack cable whips. Takes up space in the rack, is prone to errors (once two plugs get mixed up and you have to search), weighs.

With transmission via Net Core, it is compact, lighter and foolproof with a network cable.

Workmanship is good. Sockets grip properly. The workmanship makes a high-quality and solid impression. A clear recommendation to buy!
I will now gradually start retrofitting exactly this product in the other racks and also in the studio. The fact that you can send Phantom over the line is also very practical.

Very good part gladly again

Class tool. Very flexible thanks to parallel F/M sockets. I have ordered two more 4x whips (also split into M and F) so that I am equipped for all applications (submulticore for microphones but also submulticore for distributing active speakers on stage).
I can recommend it without hesitation. There is only a polarity change in the NetCore SB-3FM section via CAT cable to 4-whip. But you can also "fix" this with a soldering iron

Ideal solution for assigning a maximum of 4 channels with only one cable. One audio signal to and 2 microphones back, even a DMX signal can be assigned in parallel. I got two for my soundcraft, 🔝

I use it together with ner 19" 4er Palmer DI. Then only one Lankabel of two pianos must to the desk!

If you want a clean stage, use sub snakes.
If you want light sub snakes, use cat snakes.
If you want to save time setting up, connect your inputs to this patchbay.
Plug in the EtherCON, unwind the cable, connect the NetCore Stagebox: done!
Very practical!

With this I can hardwire my 4 channel DI box. Stand on neat wiring.
A tidy stage is a happy stage...