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Used google for you =)
Consumer audio equipment line levels are rated in dBV, and the most commonly used nominal level for such equipment is −10 dBV, which corresponds to a sine wave of about 0.3162 volts RMS. The absolute reference voltage is 1 VRMS [1]. This reference voltage represents 1 milliwatt at 1000 ohms.
Professional audio equipment line levels are rated in dBu, and the most commonly used nominal level for such equipment is +4 dBu, which corresponds to a sine wave of about 1.228 volts RMS. The absolute reference voltage is 0.775 VRMS. This reference voltage corresponds to 1 mW of power at 600 ohms.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level
You should try it sometime 😀
Used google for you =)
Consumer audio equipment line levels are rated in dBV, and the most commonly used nominal level for such equipment is −10 dBV, which corresponds to a sine wave of about 0.3162 volts RMS. The absolute reference voltage is 1 VRMS [1]. This reference voltage represents 1 milliwatt at 1000 ohms.
Professional audio equipment line levels are rated in dBu, and the most commonly used nominal level for such equipment is +4 dBu, which corresponds to a sine wave of about 1.228 volts RMS. The absolute reference voltage is 0.775 VRMS. This reference voltage corresponds to 1 mW of power at 600 ohms.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Line_level
You should try it sometime 😀
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