Ok, i understand that if I want to use an ipod as my signal generator, i need to buffer the signal so it's mic level using some resistors.
Here's another thing I don't quite grasp;
I take a stereo 1/4" male ended headphone cable and strip the wires resulting in a hot a cold and a geound?
Which goes to + (goldfinger 10) and which to - (goldfinger 8)?
What about the ground?
500 Series Pinout Data
Pin Description
1. CHASSIS
2. Plus 4 Output “+”
3. option
4. Plus 4 Output “-”
5. Audio Ground
6. 525 Stereo Link
7. option
8. Plus 4 “-” Input
9. option
10. Plus 4 “+” Input
11. Gain Adj 550b, 560b
12. +16 volts DC
13. Power Ground
14. -16 volts DC
15. Phantom +48 VDC
The “basic” API 500 Series pinout. “Option” implies some vintage and module-specific variations.
Here's another thing I don't quite grasp;
I take a stereo 1/4" male ended headphone cable and strip the wires resulting in a hot a cold and a geound?
Which goes to + (goldfinger 10) and which to - (goldfinger 8)?
What about the ground?
500 Series Pinout Data
Pin Description
1. CHASSIS
2. Plus 4 Output “+”
3. option
4. Plus 4 Output “-”
5. Audio Ground
6. 525 Stereo Link
7. option
8. Plus 4 “-” Input
9. option
10. Plus 4 “+” Input
11. Gain Adj 550b, 560b
12. +16 volts DC
13. Power Ground
14. -16 volts DC
15. Phantom +48 VDC
The “basic” API 500 Series pinout. “Option” implies some vintage and module-specific variations.