scottb
86 posts
Jan 04, 2010
10:12 PM
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Should I be using an impedence matching transformer thing a ma bob with my Electrovoice RE10?
Would it be useful to boost the output of a low output mic as well?
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toddlgreene
343 posts
Jan 05, 2010
4:34 AM
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Scottb-Yessir, assuming you're going into an amp, you'll need a low-z to hi-z transformer. It's a low-z mic. And as far as boosting output, only if the mic in question is low-z going into a hi-z connection would that be the case.
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~Todd L. Greene
crescentcityharmonicaclub@gmail.com
Last Edited by on Jan 05, 2010 4:36 AM
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Shredder
94 posts
Jan 05, 2010
5:57 AM
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http://accessories.musiciansfriend.com/product/Audix-T50K-Inline-Impedance-Matching-Transformer?sku=330710
Above is a link at musicians friend to the transformer I have been using for the past 3 years with no issues, it's well made. Guitar center has them also.
Mike
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Rick Davis
44 posts
Jan 05, 2010
6:06 AM
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Shredder, that is the impedance matching transformer I use whenever I play through a low impedance mic. Very good prouduct, and I see the price has come down a bit.
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-Rick Davis
Blues Harp Amps Blog
Roadhouse Joe Blues Band
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scottb
87 posts
Jan 05, 2010
6:25 AM
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I think I just found a use for my Musicians Friend gift certificate I got for Christmas!
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Shredder
95 posts
Jan 05, 2010
6:28 AM
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@ Rick,
I was going thru some of the pic's on your bands web site. Your band was playing at a festivel, in the picture you were playing thru a wireless mic set up.
What brand were you using? I'm really wanting to get loose from the mic cable and roam around the stage.
Mike
Last Edited by on Jan 05, 2010 11:49 AM
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Shredder
96 posts
Jan 05, 2010
3:00 PM
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