7 Jun
2003
7 Jun
'03
9:14 a.m.
Tim wrote:
Paul Winkler wrote:
FWIW Pro is usually 1/4 inch and consumer is RCA.
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The Scotsman
On Fri, Jun 06, 2003 at 09:37:55AM +0200, Clemens
Ladisch wrote:
You people really are fountains of knowledge. Thanks so much for
sharing all that with me. Would it be a fair assumption that I should
be using a USB audio device that has mixer controls so I can adjust for
these different line volumes?
FTR, the manual for my amp doesn't specify the line out volume-only says
150mV/1.6kOhms
This would be theoretically possible, but IMHO
it's more probable that
your amp produces more than standard line volume, "just to be sure"
Remember also that there are two standards for line level:
"pro" (+4) and "consumer" (-10). THere's about 14 dB difference
between them. I say "about" because IIRC they use different
references for 0 dB or something. But "pro" really is a lot louder