| Subject: | Re: XLR to miniplug adapter cable info |
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| From: | "" |
| Date: | Mon Feb 2, 2009 12:41 pm ((PST)) |
--- In Dan Dugan <> wrote: > > > ... but in general *microphones* would be best with pin 3 shorted, > > n'est ce pas? That is the topic I believe. > > I don't know of any mic that wouldn't work that way. But I thought the > thread was also about preamps. > > -dD- > Hello, I am a new member, from Portugal, and in this topic abaut the balanced output to unbalanced input my experience saids that the humm and hiss can be evoided by a jensen transformer, my apgee mini mp and my edirol r09 are linqued by one Jensen transformer. |
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