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I am wanting to put one of these in a tube drive I made for creative purposes.
I want to know the ratio of the transformer and where to find a cheapo/medium priced candidate.
Any help identifying what's inside this puppy would be helpful.
It's just female XLR-XFMR-male TS jack.
Heres the spec link:
http://www.eu.audiotechnica.com/en/resources/221a57c1ff493edd_at8202_cp8201.pdf
It says 250 ohm to 50K. So does that mean its a 1:200 ratio?????!!!!!!
That sure doesn't sound right
Thanks in advance.
I am wanting to put one of these in a tube drive I made for creative purposes.
I want to know the ratio of the transformer and where to find a cheapo/medium priced candidate.
Any help identifying what's inside this puppy would be helpful.
It's just female XLR-XFMR-male TS jack.
Heres the spec link:
http://www.eu.audiotechnica.com/en/resources/221a57c1ff493edd_at8202_cp8201.pdf
It says 250 ohm to 50K. So does that mean its a 1:200 ratio?????!!!!!!
That sure doesn't sound right
Thanks in advance.
That link doesn't work.
What you describe sounds like an inline microphone transformer designed to connect a low impedance balanced microphone to a high impedance unbalanced mic input.
If it's really 250 to 50K then the turns ratio will be approx 1:14 because the impedance ratio is the square of the turns ratio.
What you describe sounds like an inline microphone transformer designed to connect a low impedance balanced microphone to a high impedance unbalanced mic input.
If it's really 250 to 50K then the turns ratio will be approx 1:14 because the impedance ratio is the square of the turns ratio.
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