Frage von Frank B.:
Hello audio freaks
can you help me? I would like to procure me an audio device that output 2 x 6mm (L / R) mono
symmetrical features. This device, I would like to join s.den line input of my FX1 so
unbalanced 3.5 mm stereo jack.
Is there a shortest possible adapter or do I solder to yourself? If selberlöten, how do I show the wiring?
Gibts da somewhere a drawing? I can solder, but have no idea how you have wired something.
Gruß Frank
Antwort von Markus_Krippner:
Uiii ... caution with the name "TS". That is very misleading to what you write in your title.
Under a mono generally refers to a latch with 2 poles. (Ground, signal +)
To that extent gibts not symmetrical mono.
For symmetric we need more 3 poles (ground, signal +, signal -).
What do you think is a symmetric mono output s.deinem device. Respectively. 2 symmetrical mono outputs, which together form then a symmetric stereo output.
markus ...
Antwort von Markus_Krippner:
Oops ... of course I now have the answer to the real question is forgotten:
Purchase Dir nen 2x mono jack adapter 6.3mm to 3.5mm stereo jack 1x.
In this case, you can ignore the fact that it is actually to symmetrical outputs.
markus ... :-)
Antwort von Frank B.:
Hi Mark,
Thanks for the replies. It is true, I have expressed myself as misleading. It is so, as you write.
The device that I want to get a piece of the way, is this:
http://www.artproaudio.com/products.asp?type=86&cat=9&id=150
Possibly with very different levels is on your adapter proposal does not expect good? I read somewhere that you need for the adaptation of symmetrical to unsymmetrical lines an impedance adapter. I can therefore ignore according to your proposal?
Frank
Antwort von Markus_Krippner:
It sounds to me as though this with you is a mobile application. Here I would tend to have mobility and "minimize accessory basket", and ignore any possible level loss easy, or that you can indeed be synonymous s.Deinem USB readjust simple interface.
If you want it's still easier to simply do the dirty trick, and use the headphones output of your USB interfaces. Then, just a cable "stereo mini-jack needed to stereo mini-jack."
Yes ... I know ... nice way other way ;-)
markus ... :-)
Antwort von Frank B.:
Thank you Mark, you helped me a lot!
Frank
