high impedence or low inpedence input?
1489829
low inpedence input has less feed back and you can add effects better on low singing is also better and easier to mix
1489830
For mic always low. If you have a good hi-z cord for the guitar that eliminates noise, it works as well as a low-z cord.
2062629
this one will give you absolute cowitness，you need the high profile for lower 1/3 cowitness，and i assume you are using a micro reddot like me。if you are using like aimpoint pro，it might be different
1005451
Neither. The actual load is so low you can hook it into any ohm configuration and it won't change anything. Hope this helps. Bob
938663
Yes- & the impedance will be fine, these are Awesome super tweeters & will extend your frequency response amazingly! they can sound a bit harsh, which I enjoy, But if you think they are a bit too loud you could add volume controls to them or add a different capacitor on the plus side of the input terminals (BI polar 2.2uf or so) - or just adjust the tone control of your amp/receiver! Well worth the price! great tweeters!
1948033
Found this on the manufacturer's website: Impedence: 6 ohms Wattage: 56 Watts @ 1kHz http://www.limitlesscreations.com/limitless-creations-x563/
76738
FYI - Impedance matching is the resistive value measured in Ohms. For instance, most speakers have an impedance value of either 4 or 8 Ohms. Headphones can have an impedance value of up to 600 Ohms. Improper impedance mismatching can cause anything from poor quality sound to irreversible equipment damage/failure. Experiment at your own risk or get help from a friend that understands these electronic principles.
1074801
I am not sure, the resistance is a bit much but you get use to it quickly. Maybe Xterra could help?
1302367
You can mix impedance but you'll need to mess with levels to make sure they blend properly (although, you won't be able to overcome the different types of sound produced by the LSi's vs the TL350's). Regardless, your receiver just isn't up to par to properly drive your LSi9's. I had a 100wpc Yamaha RX-V659 which put out a very-good 170wpc RMS at 4 ohms and it still wasn't up to snuff. Once I hooked up an Emotiva XPA-3 (300+wpc RMS @ 4ohms), it was like I was listening to a whole different pair of speakers. Get a good dedicated amp. It will make them sing!
1496263
It usually means 8 ohms is the recommended speaker impedance. Using lower impedance speakers like 4 ohm draws more power from the amp and can cause the amp to overheat. But generally in quality amps this will only be a real concern if u constantly blast music close to maximum levels. Some higher end brands will say they are 8 ohm but 4 ohm stable meaning they can handle the lower impedance
2037693
I've had both and both are completely fine. Sorry, not sure that completely helps, but either would work!
454098
I'm fairly certain this requires a line-in, non-amplified input. It has an internal amp.
1667457
It is pretty low. Sorry I mostly use the high setting, so I am not a good example!
1708839
I went through a steep and maybe incomplete learning curve when I wanted to add multiple speaker pairs to my setup but I do not believe you have to have speakers to all of the inputs for 8 ohm output. This switch is auto impedance matching. My system is 4 ohm amplifier and I've had 1, 2, 3 and 4 pairs of speakers connected at various times and have never had 6 pairs, the switch has worked great and I use it all the time when I am at home. One thing I would caution on is that while description says that you can use two sources at the same time I've found that you get bleeding from one source to the other side. I went through a steep and maybe incomplete learning curve when I wanted to add multiple speaker pairs to my setup but I do not believe you have to have speakers to all of the inputs for 8 ohm output. This switch is auto impedance matching. My system is 4 ohm amplifier and I've had 1, 2, 3 and 4 pairs of speakers connected at various times and have never had 6 pairs, the switch has worked great and I use it all the time when I am at home. One thing I would caution on is that while description says that you can use two sources at the same time I've found that you get bleeding from one source... » Read More I went through a steep and maybe incomplete learning curve when I wanted to add multiple speaker pairs to my setup but I do not believe you have to have speakers to all of the inputs for 8 ohm output. This switch is auto impedance matching. My system is 4 ohm amplifier and I've had 1, 2, 3 and 4 pairs of speakers connected at various times and have never had 6 pairs, the switch has worked great and I use it all the time when I am at home. One thing I would caution on is that while description says that you can use two sources at the same time I've found that you get bleeding from one source to the other side. « Show Less
2125305
There is no performance advantage either way. But you should pick one and stick with it. I use 568B because, for some reason, it's easier for me to remember. Go figure...
648765
I returned the unit shortly after purchase I was unable to get acceptable gain for input into either linux, or windows client PCs.I do recall that zero latency output to the headphones was zero latency, you might want to try the blue yeti, approx same cost and worked perfectly for me until I sold it to upgrade to a blue yeti pro.
261682
I do not think that it impedes anything I did. it worked fine. The impedance was more associated with the drill bit that was not sharp enough. It impeded my progress a bit, but the cable did not. He he, yes, I know. But I did not do an impedance test on the cable. I never do as these types of cables to fine. I also did not count the shield layers or do a alphabet sort on the connectors or a test of twist rates or ground strength. Just my humorous way of saying... I have no clue. Sorry, could not resist.
966817
No, the output will always be less than the input. If you want an higher voltage, search for 'boost converter'