craiggsmith wrote:Yes it would reduce the volume but that's not an issue.
It would reduce the volume of the sound system, not just in the feed. There's also zero isolation, so if that adapter does something like wiring the mic as unbalanced, the sound system may not be happy.
craiggsmith wrote:Just wondering if this would work.
Reading some of the questions, I'm not getting a warm fuzzy. It doesn't seem to work in the conditions I'd think it was meant for.
craiggsmith wrote:I'm really surprised that jack is transformer isolated.
The transformer on on the back of the plate. So, it really doesn't matter what's gong on in the rack.
craiggsmith wrote:apparently we could use a crab box to isolate the phantom power.
I'm not sure how you'd do that. The crab box is designed to take line level down to mic level. You're not going to be able to feed in mic level and get mic level out. What you could do is take the record out, run it though the crab, and then adapt from XLR to whatever your computer takes.
craiggsmith wrote:Right now I'm leaning towards a cheap lavalier mic like those that have been posted in other threads.
That would work.
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