Trademarks - Falcon Spdif Interface Bedienungsanleitung

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SoundPool Falcon
Interfaces
gain) For
this
reason, most
MIC
inputs or mixers are
balanced and
fitted with
XLR
connectors. Mixers
offering
balanced
line level
inputs (tape returns) are usually
of
the
higher priced variety.
Aside from civil-sound-servants from
state
owned
broadcasting corporations
and
specialists
from
the
School
of
Audio Engineering
hardly
anybody
(not
even high-end
HIFI nuts) insists
on balanced
connections, especially
if
the cables are shorter than 10
meters.
The
balanced outputs
of
certain
HD
recording
systems
very often
work
with a certain
cheap
DAC
which balances
the signal electrically.
Galvanically seperating transformers
are hardly to
be found
in
these
devices.
Please
note:
An
incorrectly
soldered cable can cause any type
of
phase
mutilation'.
7.4
Noise
As
a
rule,
the noise
level
produced
by
OP
amps
is
low enough
to
be
ignored.
Most mixers
and
especially effects
devices produce
far
more
noise than the
DAC
of
a
HD
recording
system.
8
Analog
8/4
Interface features
The
current version
of
the
SoundPool Analog
8/4
is
revision
2.b.
It
features four/two high
quality 16 bits
stereo
D/A
converters with a new,
complex
output
filter
design.
The
frequency response
is
linear
from
20
Hz
to
20 kHz.
Outputs: standard
line level,
cinch connectors, asymmetrical. The separate
power
supplies
for
the
digital
and the analog section
of
the interface
guarantee
very
low
digital
noise
in
the audio signal.
The
digital section
is
powerd by the
internal
power
supply
of
the Falcon, the analog section uses the external 12
V
power
supply.
Power
supply:
12
V,
500
mA
Analog
output: Line Level,
Cinch
Falcon
Port:
D-Sub,
SoundPool
format
SPDIF/FDI
Port:
D-Sub, SoundPool format
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