Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks.
D Davej Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #1 Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks.
L Les Cargill Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #2 Davej said: Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks. Click to expand... You have to know how much attenuation you need. http://www.nu9n.com/tpad-calculator.html
Davej said: Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks. Click to expand... You have to know how much attenuation you need. http://www.nu9n.com/tpad-calculator.html
K [email protected] Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #3 Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks. Click to expand... What sort of microphone?
Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Thanks. Click to expand... What sort of microphone?
D Davej Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #4 What sort of microphone? Click to expand... Microphone input on a Tascam DR-07mkII. http://tascam.com/product/dr-07mk2/
What sort of microphone? Click to expand... Microphone input on a Tascam DR-07mkII. http://tascam.com/product/dr-07mk2/
P Phil Allison Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #5 Davej said: Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Click to expand... ** 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
Davej said: Anyone happen to know the resistors or ratio to drop headphone level to microphone level? Click to expand... ** 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
H hamilton Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #6 Microphone input on a Tascam DR-07mkII. http://tascam.com/product/dr-07mk2/ Click to expand... OK, thats the INPUT, but what are you going to plug into that INPUT ?? H
Microphone input on a Tascam DR-07mkII. http://tascam.com/product/dr-07mk2/ Click to expand... OK, thats the INPUT, but what are you going to plug into that INPUT ?? H
D Davej Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #7 OK, thats the INPUT, but what are you going to plug into that INPUT ?? H Click to expand... Yahama P60 headphone output. http://usa.yamaha.com/product_archive/keyboards/p-60/?mode=model
OK, thats the INPUT, but what are you going to plug into that INPUT ?? H Click to expand... Yahama P60 headphone output. http://usa.yamaha.com/product_archive/keyboards/p-60/?mode=model
A Adrian Jansen Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #8 What sort of microphone? Click to expand... 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.
What sort of microphone? Click to expand... 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.
A Adrian Jansen Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #9 What sort of microphone? Click to expand... 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.
What sort of microphone? Click to expand... 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.
L [email protected] Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 5, 2012 #10 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. Click to expand... most mixers generally have pad button for line/mic that is 20dB -Lasse
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. Click to expand... most mixers generally have pad button for line/mic that is 20dB -Lasse
D Davej Jan 1, 1970 0 Dec 6, 2012 #11 most mixers generally have pad button for line/mic that is 20dB Click to expand... 1K to 10ohm "L" seems to work fine. Thanks. Now I just have to be careful that microphone power is never turned on.
most mixers generally have pad button for line/mic that is 20dB Click to expand... 1K to 10ohm "L" seems to work fine. Thanks. Now I just have to be careful that microphone power is never turned on.