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In article . com writes:
Thanks for the responses. I should clarify - I am using a Tascam US
428, which can take both line level and XLR mike inputs. Therefore I
should be able to get around the internal amp issue, no problem.
Actually, you can't - it's part of the internal wiring, at least on
the A and B inputs. I'm not sure about the C and D inputs. I didn't
study the manual for you, but you can check that. It may be that the C
and D inputs have less electronics in the signal path so, even though
they're unbalanced, will affect the output of your external preamp
less than the A/B inputs which have mic preamps.
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