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In article , Lee Smith wrote:
I'm in need of a link to an inexpensive adapter to use a consumer unit in limited broadcast service. Most of the ones I've found on a Google search are worth twice the cost of the cassette machine it will be attached to. Since the fidelity of cassettes isn't all that great, the specs on the line driver need not be super-fabulous. So get a used one. Bump-boxes show up all the time with the used equipment suppliers. Or get a console that can take a consumer level input. Most broadcast consoles do have some trim resistors that can be swapped out to change the nominal input levels. --scott -- "C'est un Nagra. C'est suisse, et tres, tres precis." |
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