Mixed Jacks
Martin Czech
martin.czech at itt-sc.de
Fri Sep 12 07:30:59 CEST 1997
>> So why not get the best of both worlds and use normalized 1/4" (or 1/8")
> jacks for all inputs and bananajacks for your outputs?! The only downside
> is that you'd have to make your own cables, but you could kmake 'em from
> shielded 1/4" cables with the sleeve connected at one end only. It'd also
> be a great learning tool for newby synthesists (like when your nephews come
> over) because outputs could only be plugged into inputs!
>
Good idea.
(But I don't like the idea of multiple inputs to one output at all,
because the outputs need some resistance for protection and stability,
and the inputs should have no very high resistance, because the input
summing amp needs extremely high impedance in this case. This would
mean quite a load for the output and some voltage drop, which is
undesirable e.g. in the case of frequency control voltage. I'd prefer
low offset voltage buffers, with one input und , say, four outputs,
each with it's own protection circuit.)
m.c.
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