Is there an audio combiner (opposite of splitter)?

[thebigz]

I'm getting a small bedroom setup going. I have a gt10 and a smartphone. My plan is to get something where I can mix the audio from the phone to the output from the gt10 so I can play along with stuff. Is there a cheap magic box anywhere that will do this? Or does anyone know how to do it just using the GT10?

[pianoguyy]

most splitters can be plugged in the opposite direction and make them a combiner.

Of course, depending on the signal path, you may not want this.
For example, do you want the music of your mp3 player being distorted like your guitar?

[wilkinsi]

I believe Apogee do a box for iPad / iPhone. Not sure about Android.

[Newc]

Where are these two audio sources going to meet?

[thebigz]

I would take the out from the GT10 and the out from the phone and have them meet, then go to the headphones from there.

I could easily run the phone through the GT10, but then whatever I run through it would get processed like the guitar.

Digging around I found a splitter here at home that is stereo in with 2 stereo outs. The only problem is that the stereo in is male. Could I just get a barrel connector to change it to female so all 3 are male?

[rjohnstone]

Get a small 4 channel mixer.
You can pic one up for under $100 plus it will give you better control of volume and mix levels.

[wilkinsi]

http://www.apogeedigital.com/products/duet

[Hellbat]

Yup, get a small mixer. I picked up a Yamaha MG-10 for under a hundred bucks. They have a smaller model as well, the MG-06. They also have the AG series that have a USB interface if you wanted to record your mix.

[Newc]

Samson CQ8 headphone amp. Takes multiple Ins and sends multiple headphone Outs. Or any small mixer. An old Yamaha MT4x cassette 4-track, Akai DPS-series digital recorder, Behringer mixer. Hell, even an old Radio Shack mixer. Rolls makes decent rack-mounted Line Mixers that can be had pretty cheap off Ebay.

[thebigz]

Thanks guys. I'll pick up something small