Hi,
I've looked at level matching amps for the unbalanced I/O's that I've got and gee they are expensive and garyb did mention they were cost prohibitive...
It got me thinking about it so I thought I'd come here to to ask what the differences are from using level matching amps vs turning up input gain in the Scope mixer - My 1st thought was the noise floor being raised but apart from that I don't know much about it which is why I ask....Thanks
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What are the options and work arounds? - And what are the implications on live recording / quality of? - This is with reference to Luna II 8 I/O boxes
Level matching amp vs Input gain
Re: Level matching amp vs Input gain
I did find Sonifex Red Box who do level matching amps - What other makes are there that anyone has heard of? - Maybe there could be a more affordable one!
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Re: Level matching amp vs Input gain
If your input signals are all unbalanced, and I believe the LUNA is all RCA/unbalanced inputs, then you should already be level matched, no?
If your signals are balanced, then in the cabling of going balanced ->RCA you cut the amplitude by 6db, which might be enough of a level cut to not overdrive your inputs. If not, you can also turn down each source at the source to avoid overdriven inputs.
If your signals are balanced, then in the cabling of going balanced ->RCA you cut the amplitude by 6db, which might be enough of a level cut to not overdrive your inputs. If not, you can also turn down each source at the source to avoid overdriven inputs.