High Z And Low Z Mics

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AMPs.

lips just fine, no distortion. If there was a fault in the amp it would hav e to be rtow separate identical faults causing the same reduction in gain i n two separate OP AMPs.

You still haven't said anything about the microphone in use, but this is th e usual fix.

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Audio-Technica CP8201 In-Line Transformer

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That answers your original question, which is in itself limiting the soluti on to Not include Volume control, which is essential for PA purposes.

I never said you are wrong or incorrect in your approach, just time-wasting and too costly in the long run.

$10 and you'd be done. minus Volume control, that is... :)

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That red button is a locking mechanism, not a potentiometer.

If you want to pay $20 more, use it plugged into the XLR Line IN, and your balanced microphone cable into it.

But, you still don't have a Volume control.

You could Manually PWM the mic's On/Off switch Really Fast to get a Volume control in there. :)

Peace

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