Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks.
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11 years ago
Headphone, Line, Microphone levels?
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11 years ago
You have to know how much attenuation you need.
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-- Les Cargill
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11 years ago
What sort of microphone?
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11 years ago
Microphone input on a Tascam DR-07mkII.
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11 years ago
"Davej"
** There is no specific level for either.IME, headphone levels vary over a rage of 100:1 and mic levels vary over a rage of 1000:1
Try an attenuation of 100:1 ( 1kohms feed and 10ohms to common) and see how that goes.
.... Phil
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11 years ago
OK, thats the INPUT, but what are you going to plug into that INPUT ??
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11 years ago
Yahama P60 headphone output.
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11 years ago
Without knowing either device. Taking mic level at around 1 mv, and headphone level at 100 mv, probably 100:1 is a good place to start.
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11 years ago
Without knowing either device. Taking mic level at around 1 mv, and headphone level at 100 mv, probably 100:1 is a good place to start.
-- Regards, Adrian Jansen adrianjansen at internode dot on dot net Note reply address is invalid, convert address above to machine form.
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11 years ago
00 (PST), Davej
most mixers generally have pad button for line/mic that is 20dB
-Lasse
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11 years ago
1K to 10ohm "L" seems to work fine. Thanks. Now I just have to be careful that microphone power is never turned on.