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the gain is set by the ratio of those resistors.

Changing both, as you have shown, leaves the ratio exactly the same, i.e. the gain is the same.


Alternatively, you can increase the value of the Source resistors to 1 ohms,
and increase the value of the feedback resistors from 2 X 100 ohms and 10
ohms to 1 X 100 ohms and 22 ohms.

The lower amount of feedback will warm the sound up, and you can keep
increasing proportional values in the feedback loop if you wish.

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Thanks Andrew,

I didn't realize that the feedback:source proportion sets the gain.

So is there any problem reducing the source resistor value to increase gain without warming up the sound?
 
greetings,

read the F4 manual again

still looking for answer to the balance mono connections:

+ output from balance goes to F5 + left
- output from balance goes to F5 + right
ground from balance input goes to ???


Does the ground of the balance input go to the star ground or is it left floating?
The manual is very clear about it:

Pin 1 of the XLR connector is ground
Pin 2 is positive.
Pin 3 is negative.


So the ground of the balance input go to the star ground.
 
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