electrical instruments and line sources (Q908)
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Revision as of 19:40, 22 July 2024 by JoernNettingsmeier (talk | contribs) (Created claim: Property:P66: Electrical instruments circumvent many of the problems that come with microphones on a busy stage, but they present their very own challenges. Likewise, any mistake made in acquiring the signal is very hard if not impossible to correct, and the electrical peculiarities of many (particularly vintage) instruments require carefully considered input stages.)
Electrical instruments circumvent many of the problems that come with microphones on a busy stage, but they present their very own challenges. Likewise, any mistake made in acquiring the signal is very hard if not impossible to correct...
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | electrical instruments and line sources | Electrical instruments circumvent many of the problems that come with microphones on a busy stage, but they present their very own challenges. Likewise, any mistake made in acquiring the signal is very hard if not impossible to correct... |
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electrical parameters of common instruments and playout souces (English)
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impedance matching (English)
high-impedance (voltage) transmission (English)
audible consequences of impedance mismatch (English)
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magnetic pickups (English)
handling (English)
use cases (English)
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piezo pickups (English)
handling (English)
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passive direct injection (DI) boxes (English)
use cases (English)
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analog hum loops (English)
prevention (English)
causes (English)
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active direct injection (DI) boxes (English)
use cases (English)
working principle (English)
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isolating transformers and safe ground lifting (English)
the dangers of incompetent ground lifting (English)
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Electrical instruments circumvent many of the problems that come with microphones on a busy stage, but they present their very own challenges. Likewise, any mistake made in acquiring the signal is very hard if not impossible to correct, and the electrical peculiarities of many (particularly vintage) instruments require carefully considered input stages. (English)
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