Looking for converter so that I can run line sources into my mixer's
phono inputs.

"Bill" wrote ...
Looking for converter so that I can run line sources into
my mixer's phono inputs.

Google reported 8,460 hits for "inverse riaa"

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Bill wrote:

Looking for converter so that I can run line sources into my mixer's
phono inputs.

That's not going to do your noise floor any good. Distortion will be up
a bit, too. Or more than a bit, if the mixer uses a "standard"
RIAA-equalizer preamp circuit.

And, the mixer's RIAA curve's errors added to the errors of the inverse
RIAA network will make foran interesting frequency response. Almost
undoubtedly NOT flat.

Is there any way to hack into the mixer and bypass the RIAA circuitry
entirely?

Isaac

Bill writes:

Looking for converter so that I can run line sources into my mixer's
phono inputs.

If you can solder yourself, here are instructions to make such circuit:
http://www.epanorama.net/circuits/phono.html

I don´t know any source foe a ready made product that does the same.

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Tomi Engdahl (http://www.iki.fi/then/)
Take a look at my electronics web links and documents at
http://www.epanorama.net/

In article ,
Bill wrote:

Looking for converter so that I can run line sources into my mixer's
phono inputs.

In stock, US$39.95

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Klay Anderson
http://www.klay.com
+801-942-8346