Slava,
Yes, you should be able to use the front mic jack. Set the SignaLink
for mic level output rather than line level (see the SignaLink
documentation). Turn bias off for the front mic.
It is feasible that you could feed the SignaLink into your audio rack,
but it should not run through any of the conditioning mechanisms. If
you do that, you would want to kill all other inputs to your audio rack
and just run the SignaLink 'straight through' to the Line In on the K3.
Whether that is possible or not depends on the capabilities of your mixer.
73,
Don W3FPR
On 3/26/2014 12:36 PM, Slava Baytalskiy wrote:
Hello everyone!
I have a Signalink USB box that I'd like to interface with my new K3. From what
I understand the preferred connection method is via the rear Line-In/Out jacks,
right? I am using those with my rack audio gear, though (xlr mic/EQ/mixer/etc).
What would you guys suggest that I do?
Can/should I use the front mic connector (it is the standard Kenwood 8-pin
pinout, right?). Or is it possible to connect the Signalink inline with the
audio stuff, between the rack and the K3?
Also, I have a new LP-PAN with an E-mu 0404 sound card that I haven't connected
yet. So I wonder if that can somehow be used for the Signalink.
I also have an iPlus box (FYI).
Thanks in advance for your suggestions and ideas!
Slava Baytalskiy
sla...@nullserv.com
W2RMS
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