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How do you solve this dilemma?
I have 192 I/O interfaces for my HD system. Most of the time I use them in +4 level situations. However, sometimes I'd like to use them in home studio type situations that have some -10 equipment. I'd like to put some of this equipment on inserts. However, only the 192 inputs can be set to -10, while the outputs stay at +4, right? So much for unity gain!
Thanks for any bright ideas. |
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Re: How do you solve this dilemma?
Make a 15 db PAD using resistors. . . Try a Google search, many examples on the internet. Here is one example: Resistor Pad
I have a number of Pads with different attenuation, balanced and unbalanced. Some I built right into the cable, others are in XLR male to female sleeves. Inexpensive to built if you have a little soldering experience. Just be sure to clearly label 'em. . .
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Re: How do you solve this dilemma?
And if soldering isn’t your thing, Digi makes a snake with built-in padding. Check the product pages on the site.
IHTH.
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Re: How do you solve this dilemma?
Great suggestions guys - thanks!
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