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Hello,
If you are sending a balanced line-level XLR signal to a mixer that has XLR mic preamp inputs, and 1/4" line level inputs, what's the solution? Can you simply keep the gain very low on the XLR input and run the cable into the mic preamp input? Or is it better to convert the XLR to a 1/4" at the end using one of those inline tranformers and sending the signal into the line input? Usually the idea of a direct box is to take an unbalanced instrument signal and balance it for a long cable run. But I'm actually looking to do the reverse: to take a +4 XLR balanced cable run and step it down to 1/4" instrument level at the end before going into the mixer. Is there a direct box that works in reverse like this? Maybe it's o.k. to simply run straight into the mic preamp and keep the gain low. But I'm not sure if that makes feedback more of a problem. |
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