I see no need for isolation transformers with headphones. Likely the
transformers is the reason the HP output won't drive a pair of
headphones. Isolation transformers? Are they 3 winding hybrid
transformers? I've used them in professional audio installations but
they are rare and expensive.
73
Bob, K4TAX
On 1/15/2019 11:23 PM, K9MA wrote:
I found that the level at headphone output, at least the rear panel
one, was too low to drive two pairs of headphones in parallel in my
setup, which includes some isolation transformers. The speaker output
works fine with the headphones. (Don't try this with super sensitive
low impedance headphones.) I just wired a switch to an external speaker.
73,
Scott K9MA
On 1/15/2019 20:51, Nr4c wrote:
Why use Line Out for speakers. There is a perfectly good jack marked
Speakers right next to the Phones jack. Be sure and use a Stereo
plug but it is for ........wait for it. Speakers!
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