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Pioneer Newbie Location: 51
Registered: 19 September 2008
Posts: 8
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I must agree with "sir Real"
Its not the proff way to go! and the only reason I found out was because Im a audio tech and I know how to investigate problems! but what does a normal user do? And why havent pioneer configurate the plug for the mic so a balanced XLR plug will work? Thats silly!!!! Jorgen (Denmark) |
The DJ formerly known as Steele Location: Calgary, Canada
Registered: 21 October 2003
Posts: 3853
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Balanced only helps reduce noise if you're going more than 6 feet (and even that's questionable). Other than that, unless you have a REALLY crappy cable, you won't hear any difference anyway.
However, I agree that it makes more sense to stick a balanced connection in there that can do both. -r- |
Sanity cleansed daily. Location: Vancouver, Canada
Registered: 24 October 2006
Posts: 22822
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I've used unbalanced over a run of 100 feet and had no noticeable interference. It's not the end of the world.
Pioneer National Trainer // Product Specialist  |
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