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Conference napalm::guitar

Title:	GUITARnotes - Where Every Note has Emotion
Notice:	Discussion of the finer stringed instruments
Moderator:	KDX200::COOPER

Created:	Thu Aug 14 1986
Last Modified:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Last Successful Update:	Fri Jun 06 1997
Number of topics:	3280
Total number of notes:	61432

1394.0. "Mic line level convertors" by PNO::HEISER (Monday's Child was feeling blue...) Mon Jul 24 1989 18:46

    Does anyone have any experience with mic line level convertors?
    What brands, models (with cost$) are you familiar with?
    
    I've been told that I shouldn't plug an acoustic straight into
    a mixer by the manufacturer (Tangent).  It looks like I need a line
    convertor so I don't damage the channel.
    
    Mike

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1394.1 Direct Box AQUA::ROST It's the beat, the beat, the beat Mon Jul 24 1989 20:09 8

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1394.1	Direct Box	AQUA::ROST	It's the beat, the beat, the beat	`Mon Jul 24 1989 20:09`	8
	What you need is a direct box, converts high impedance 1/4" to low impedance XLR. Some have useful features like ground lifts, attenuators and low/high cut filters. Cheap ones start around $25, and prices climb up into the $200 range. DOD, Boss, Whirlwind, InLine Audio, Countryman are a few brands. Brian

    
    What you need is a direct box, converts high impedance 1/4" to low
    impedance XLR.  Some have useful features like ground lifts,
    attenuators and low/high cut filters.  Cheap ones start around $25,
    and prices climb up into the $200 range.  DOD, Boss, Whirlwind,
    InLine Audio, Countryman are a few brands.
    
    						Brian