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15th December 2010, 09:22 AM
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single active speaker (PA) with stereo source
hi everybody, i have one question:
i have a FBT jolly 12ra active speaker (200W), only one. it has XLR-TRS neutrik combo input on retro. i want to drive the stereo signal out of my pc soundcard (AC 97 realtek) to this speaker: so i have to convert stereo signal into mono (right?). i know that i have to build a 3.5mm TRS jack (soundcard output)-XLR (PA input) cable with two resistor for each line (left and right) before connect them together (to have mono audio). my question is: how much kOhm (or Ohm...) should be the resistors? additional info: i know that Input Impedance of FBT speaker is 22 kOhm. i don't know impedance of a basic soundcard (i guess 32Ohm...?) Thank you very much! |
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