I need to split analog out from Apogee Rosetta 200 (XLR balanced line, adjustable between +2 and +26 dBu, usually +4dBu) to feed monitor amp and headphone amp.
How to do and what is the most transparent solution?
The best means of doing this is to utilize a high quality distribtion amplifier. You can obtain these anywhere from the price range of a few hundred dollars to well over a grand. Companies/products to look at include ATI (http://www.atiguys.com), Aphex and Henry Engineering. Look at the specifications to get the best bang for the buck.
Many thanks Alex, I'm going to research. So many choices. I need some time to compare.
Xrocka, small and affordable mixer(s) (I have two) usually color the sound too much and does not handle balanced +4 signal very well. But thanks anyway for the input.
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The best means of doing this is to utilize a high quality distri
The best means of doing this is to utilize a high quality distribtion amplifier. You can obtain these anywhere from the price range of a few hundred dollars to well over a grand. Companies/products to look at include ATI (http://www.atiguys.com), Aphex and Henry Engineering. Look at the specifications to get the best bang for the buck.
what about a small mixer with subouts? X
what about a small mixer with subouts?
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Many thanks Alex, I'm going to research. So many choices. I need
Many thanks Alex, I'm going to research. So many choices. I need some time to compare.
Xrocka, small and affordable mixer(s) (I have two) usually color the sound too much and does not handle balanced +4 signal very well. But thanks anyway for the input.
if both destinations are high imp bridging inputs and the output
if both destinations are high imp bridging inputs
and the output is genuine 600 ohm
then it is very possible that a passive Y cord approach may do what you want.
one of sites has some notes on this
http://www.diyfactory.com/projects/dawmonswitch/dawmonswitch_1.htm
Thanks Kev, I'm on the way to check that.
Thanks Kev,
I'm on the way to check that.