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HD 25 @ +4dBu ?
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medir
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Posted : May 9, 2004 14:18
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aloah @ll
can i use the hd 25 @ "output-voltage" +4dBu ( instead of -10dBV ) ?
thnx
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medir
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Posted : May 9, 2004 14:35
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...yes, sorry...i should be more specific 
headphones, sennheiser hd-25.
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medir
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Posted : May 9, 2004 14:52
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...balanced = +4dBu, that s true.
but if i ve got an output of this kind, is it possible to run the hd 25 on them ? in the manual it isn t written if they accept this higher voltage, n i won t burn them...
bomskY
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motorik
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Posted : May 9, 2004 15:13
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AFAIK when you connect unbalanced to balanced it automatically turn into unbalanced meaning if any part in your studio sequence is unbalanced it will give unbalanced signle at the end...and will turn into -10 DB
I'm almost sure about it but not for 100%....
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medir
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Posted : May 9, 2004 17:10
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thnx motorik...i ll search for that.
fung: i like to plug them directly in my boom-cards out. fire or die...n then eat a pie...
bomski
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Borris
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Posted : May 9, 2004 19:19
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it doesn't work that way.
+4 and -10 I/O are unamlified inputs/outputs at nominal line level while the headphones need an amlified output. so tou can't connect your headphones to an aux or send output.
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Posted : May 9, 2004 20:52
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also, it realy depends on the impendance of the headphones.,
i get a realy low level from my senheisers (hd 265) because they have a high resistance.,
at first i thought they were broken because of this 
but now i know they can realy be abused., they can easily handle line level signals without attenuation.,
not sure about +4dbu but they should be usable at those levels.,
anyway, check the impendance, if it's high then you've got less chance that they will be damaged by hi output levels of the amp.,
greets,
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medir
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Posted : May 10, 2004 08:19
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...well...Z = 70 ohm...thanx ppl...
though if anyone had tried it i still appriciate any advice.
...bOHM
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ZilDoggo
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Posted : May 10, 2004 17:53
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hmm.,., mine is 150 ohm , so there is a good chance that you will break yours when you connect it directly to a line source.,
and with soundcards, there is propably no analogue level trim so if you want to monitor at normal levels (on the headphones) you are going to loose bit resolution., but you need to check that.,
i think the best thing is to get an old(cheap) amplifier and use the headphones output on it.,
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medir
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Posted : May 10, 2004 18:51
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thnx 4 nfo zildoggo...
at the moment i use it via my home-stereo amp, but this got much noise/bad snr. i ll chk some headphones-amps. -good idea...
bomski
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ZilDoggo
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Posted : May 10, 2004 19:55
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", but this got much noise/bad snr."
check first if the noise isn't comming from your soundcard!!!
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medir
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Posted : May 10, 2004 20:09
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no, i m shure it s the amp ( ~90 db snr ). n if i plug the headphones in other devices it s better...
...thnx anyway
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