I guess the 1/4 was first, then the xlr. I did some research and found they did change some of the circuitry, so which ones better, or need I not be concerned?
Thanks for all the help as usual.
Thanks for all the help as usual.
Drawmer ds201, 1/4'' and xlr ins and out ?
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Re: Drawmer ds201, 1/4'' and xlr ins and out ?
Are they both balanced?
As you found out, the newer 441s had improved RF filtering. There might be similar evolutionary improvements in the 201.
Since your insert points (on the console) are unbalanced anyway, plugging regular TS plugs into the TRS jacks is electrically equivalent to shorting pin 1 to 3 on an XLR, which solved your RF problems on the other units.
GTD
Are they both balanced?
As you found out, the newer 441s had improved RF filtering. There might be similar evolutionary improvements in the 201.
Since your insert points (on the console) are unbalanced anyway, plugging regular TS plugs into the TRS jacks is electrically equivalent to shorting pin 1 to 3 on an XLR, which solved your RF problems on the other units.
GTD
Re: Drawmer ds201, 1/4'' and xlr ins and out ?
Hello.
I have two units with XLRs sitting in the same rack as one with TRS jacks. For all intents and purposes, I can't tell a difference.
I guess the 1/4 was first, then the xlr. I did some research and found they did change some of the circuitry, so which ones better, or need I not be concerned?
Thanks for all the help as usual.
Hello.
I have two units with XLRs sitting in the same rack as one with TRS jacks. For all intents and purposes, I can't tell a difference.