Subject	Where did you plug it into on the stereo (at home)
Posted by	ZMNY on June 13, 2001 at 1:09 PM
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In Reply To	Kinda-sorta audio guru question... posted by SeedyRom on June 13, 2001 at 09:57 AM
Message	There are mics that require power, I doubt this is one but it could be. If it doesn't have power, then the mic won't work. That's how most of the mics are in the pro audio world. The other thing could be the signal level. You're home piece could have a higher sensitivity and allow for a smaller signal to be passed to it. If it doesn't require "phantom power" there there is no reason why if all the wires were correctly connected through the female to female it should not work. E-mail me if you still have problems, I might be able to help.
Follow Ups	Kinda-sorta audio guru question... - SeedyRom 09:57:40 06/13/01 u sure everything is mono not stereo? (n/m) - Elguapo (Dallas) 10:10:47 06/13/01 did you wire the adapter right? - dogpile 10:17:02 06/13/01 Dude, it was premade...no rocket science :) (n/m) - SeedyRom 12:09:43 06/13/01 then i guess i dont understand what you meant then, sorry (n/m) - dogpile 13:07:08 06/13/01 your adapters could be for stereo plugs>> - Got Boost? 10:25:10 06/13/01 been thinking about this... - TelZX 11:24:03 06/13/01 Check out the big brain on brad! - Jack B. 11:27:28 06/13/01 Thanks bro. I can't be the first one to do this! - SeedyRom 12:11:06 06/13/01 amplifier link - TelZX 12:30:32 06/13/01 Where did you plug it into on the stereo (at home) - ZMNY 13:09:08 06/13/01
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