doubletalk still going strong

[Gregory Nowak]

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I seem to recall something on the rc systems web site which said that
you shouldn't plug a doubletalk directly into a sound card, because of
grounding out on the pc case or something like that. I also seem to
recall that rc systems has instructions on their web site for how to
build a transformer which you can then use to plug the doubletalk
safely into your sound card.

Greg


On Wed, Nov 03, 2004 at 10:26:09PM -0500, Janina Sajka wrote:
> Well, the catty answer is "not very successfully." But, it's not so
> difficult, really. One simply runs a cable from the headphone output
> jack to an input on a mixer. Some higher quality near field computer
> monitor speakers can even accomodate an additional input signal.
> 
> One does need to be careful, though. You can damage your mixer if you
> plug the cable into a line in jack which runs at 500 ohms, because the
> headphone output is a standard 8 ohms. But, if you're careful and keep
> the volume way down, you can certainly do it.
> 
> And, as I have said above, there are mixers and also near field
> monitors, that are wired to accept 8 ohm inputs. I happen to have a
> wonderful pair made by Roland some years ago.
> 
> 

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