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Record from line-level output with our 6.5-foot attenuating dubbing cord.
what an attenuating cord does!
By barz from syracuse ny on 8/31/2008
Pros:
Good Length, Versatile
Best Uses:
Recording from sound card
Describe Yourself:
Tech Savvy
Primary use:
Personal
Bottom Line:
Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
remember: attenuating means that it narrows the signal. Good for high line-out signals like sound cards. Might get too much loss if say using it to patch a MP3 player to an amp or something.
hope this helps someone!
Whazzit?
By PetefromVA
from Virginia Beach VA on 8/4/2007
from Virginia Beach VA on 8/4/2007
Describe Yourself:
Gearhead
Primary use:
Personal
This is a 4.7k series resistor shunted each side by a 10 ohm resistor. So the attenuation is about 27dB not the 90dB on the label. A 1 volt signal comes out a few mV. Both plugs have the 10 ohm shunt. I can't see any difference to tell which has the series resistor.
By t t from nc on 6/4/2006
Pros:
Easy to use, Good performance, Good Value, Reliable
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Totally useless for ...
By Joe K from Denver on 3/10/2006
Totally useless for stereo application.