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A1U attenuation question
This is the MicAttn on the xlr correct? This then reduces by 20db, but is there a way to reduce by less then that?
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I guess the best way is just manual adjustment. Shoot for the peek in the 10db range and not the 0+ range
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Laurence Kingston has an ME64 and an A1 and he uses attenuator cable so perhaps do a search for posts by him about "attenuator" or "attenuation" and that might give some info from his side of things. |
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Wait, so attenuation cables aren't XLR? I'd like 10db attenuation that plugs both into my XLR connection of my mic as well as into my Sony audio module (XLR).
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well they aren't necessarily XLR-connectors at the end of the attenuation cable. Might be mini-jack connectors. you'll just have to check the specs of the cable you're buying.
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