Scrapboss
1 post
Aug 18, 2009
9:31 PM
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This has probably been talked about but, do you need to use an impedance transformer into the H.A. if using a low z mic like a 545? Then if you only have xlr input into the board and a 1/4" out on the H.A. do you need an adapter of somekind? I usually just mic my amp and don't play straight into the board but, this looks like a nice option.
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Greg Heumann
128 posts
Aug 18, 2009
10:17 PM
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The 545 is a dual impedance mic. You can set it up for high-Z if you want to connect to the pedal or to amps.
To get from the pedal to the board:
If it is a pro sound system then yes, tell the sound guy you need a DI box and he will supply it. You plug 1/4" into that. If you're talking about your own PA and the run is 20 feet or less, just use 1/4" and plug into its line input instead of the low-Z input.
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/Greg
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