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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Dec 2011
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Hi people,
I am in need of some advice on impedance stuff, I'm very new to this stuff so please forgive me if I dont make sense. I have mic preamps that state a 5k input impedance, is there an optimum impedance to input to that for best sound..? I am trying to get a passive DI box built for Active + Passive bass guitars... does this mean I would need two different transformers..Ive heard an active bass has a very low impedance compared with a passive one.. Ideally I'd like a solution where I could have both options with the best matching for each to my 5k impedance Mic preamp. Any advice would be most appreciated! Thanks for reading Dave |
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Join Date: Nov 2004
Location: Germany
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Try asking in the 'instruments and amps' section.
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