yes, this going from balanced to unbalanced and back again is enough to make a guy go screaming in to the night.

As you can see,
what with makers doing stuff so inconsistantly, this problem whouch should be solved in 2010 isn't, well atleast everyone mostly agrees that pin 2 is hot now 'grin'.

My buddy who ran a recording studio in the 80s and 90s, and is ramping up to do it again had the first adam digital machines recording on hi 8 tape, and he says their wiring scheme was completely diferent.

So I guess unless your going to be using lots of expensive
isolation transformers on everything unbalanced, experimentation and a good understanding of the documentation, if it exists,
is the only way to determine what's really best for your gear.

Probably lots of new gear has that chip they talked about,
and something that would sense your wiring and try to pick optimum hookup
is probably the best way to go, unless it made a mistake, you'd definitely want a way to control or over-ride it.

God, I wish we could just do away with unbalanced gear, would solve the whole fricking nightmare.

But that ain't gonna happen.

So for now folks, buy them there good direct boxes with good isolation transformers 'grin'.

Or be johnny on the spot with a soldering gun.

Because there just ain't one good answer.


At 06:59 AM 9/27/2010, you wrote:
Thanks Chris.  Interesting read.




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>The above is the url to some very useful information about balanced and
>unbalanced gear and how to make them live together.







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