Bret Ludwig wrote:

Arny Krueger wrote:


Using audio production type signal processors in home audio applications has
some exposures, no matter who makes it. There are two more-or-less standards
for input and output voltages. One is called consumer and the other is
called professional. There's about 11 dB difference between them, which
means that a piece of consumer gear used for audio production could end up
clipping, and a piece of professional gear used for home audio could end up
being noisy.

Well not especially noisy to be honest.



Matching transformers. They're a wonderful thing.

They're hugely expesive. And non-linear.

Changing a couple of resistor values inside the unit makes more sense if you know
how to.

Graham