> Should I not be concerned about the difference in impedance?
No. Modern audio system design calls for outputs to have very
low impedance (essentially a current source) with inputs having
relatively high impedance (high sensitivity). You will be fine
with the 150 Ohm source driving a 600 Ohm load.
73,
... Joe, W4TV
On 2020-07-03 9:07 AM, Rich wrote:
I am interested in using a studio mixer so I can use a single mic with
two K3s.
The mixer output impedance is 150ohms and the K3 mic input is looking
for 600ohms.
I have seen several articles using studio mixers with two radios but
none mention using an audio transformer to correct the miss match.
Should I not be concerned about the difference in impedance?
Do anyone have a recommendation on a device to match the the impedances?
Thanks
Rich
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