Splitting a mic signal between two cameras?

The reason for the degradation is that the input impedance of the

cameras' mic circuitry is fairly low, which may be no problem

when you use one mic with one camera, but when the inputs

of the two cameras are parallelled, the halved load impedance

'seen' by the mic significantly affects the sound quality.

A commercially made mic splitter may be all you need,

but you would have to use plug adapters (readily available)

for both the input and output to connect to your mic and cameras.

I think that, unless you have an expensive mic that would be costly to match,

using a second identical or similar mic would be a lot less trouble.

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Perhaps something like this:

http://www.musiciansfriend.com/accessories/rolls-m...

Would this do ?

http://www.google.co.uk/products/catalog?q=mic+spl...