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Ben Bradley

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On 7 Dec 2004 10:57:13 -0500, (Scott Dorsey) wrote:

In article .com,
wrote:
We have a Behringer feedback destoyer and it has 1/4" jacks for input
and output of each channel. The manual advises using the mixer
"insert" to put it into the path of a mixer channel or subgroup. The
Beringer says it has balanced inputs and outputs (e.g. 2 signal wires
in each jack).

How can you connect a mixer's "insert" to separate balanced ins and
outs of a processor like this? The board's insert jack is 3 wires
(send, return, and shield). How can this be connected to the processor
which expects balanced input (2 signal wires) and balanced ouptut (2
signal wires). There does not seem to be enough wires in the mixer's
insert jack to support this.
Sorry for the novice question...! Thanks for any advice...

With an insert cable. You can plug an unbalanced line into those TRS
jacks without any problem... one leg of the balanced line is used and
the other is tied to ground. You lose the benefits of balancing, of
course, but who cares?

You can buy an insert cable which splits a TRS jack out to two TS jacks
at your local MI store, or make one.

To expand a little on what Scott said,

http://rane.com/note110.html

--scott

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