Looking for RCA-Stereo Distribution Amp advice

[Solid Goldberger]

Hi Everyone,

I'm looking for recommendations for a quality DA/splitter for a pair of consumer RCA audio signals.  Simply, I'm just looking to split the analog output of an music device with no signal degradation, assuming thats possible.  I'd love to not spend hundreds of dollars if possible, though if there are great models that are pricey I'd love to know about those as well.

Thanks in advance,

e.

[Gerard-NYNY]

I bet Sescom makes a box or cabled transformer/splitter thingy for that. If nothing they currently manufacture is perfect for you there's usually plenty of their discontinued items floating around on Ebay.

[Wandering Ear]

ART audio makes one too.

[Philip Perkins]

RDL

[Solid Goldberger]

It looks like a lot of these are available locally at B&H, so I'll pick one up and give it a listen. 

Thanks for the recs!

e. 

[Rick Reineke]

The Rolls DA134 seems to be the most economical @ $98. The stated specs look decent and it has 4 outputs (stereo) and 8 mono, via hard wired stereo/mono switch. It also has gain pots on the outputs, and states, "Can raise the output level to true line level for any output". (I guess 'true' line level to Rolls is max. +12dB)  The max input is +12dB as well. Runs on 15V, so our external battery systems would probably run it if need be.