I couldn't see why not. There are inline attenuators out there, and it's
just as easy to put one together using simple, decent quality components.
Adios,
LarZ
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From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf
Of David W. Tamkin
Sent: Sunday, 28 May 2000 1:45
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:Re: MD: Balance Recording levels
When [EMAIL PROTECTED] asked,
The one thing ... is the lack of balance control either on playback or
record. Are there any models out there that contain this feature?
Tony Antoniou responded,
| There are plenty of models that allow balance control when recording, but
we
| are talking about on analogue connections only and they're generally on
| mid-high end decks, and not on portables.
Since the controls are only for analog connections, perhaps there are
in-line
add-ons that can do it, like an in-line headphone volume control except that
it would have individual controls for the two channels. There could be both
3.5mm stereo coaxial and dual-RCA models. If it has no power source of its
own it could only soften and not boost, but if the incoming signal is loud
enough to start that would work.
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