Morley Line Level Shifter

Art.nr: ML-MLLS

1.540,-

Antall:

Morley

Ikkje på lager, ca. 4-7 dagers leveringstid, så lenge varen er på lager hos leverandør.

The Line Level Shifter’s primary function is to increase or decrease signal voltage back and forth between -10dBu and +4dBV (depending on which way you route through it).

The Line Level Shifter® also breaks loop antenna that causes ground hum and buzz, as well as converting back and forth between balanced and unbalanced connections AND preventing the cable to act as an antenna for noise.

Simply place a channel of theLine Level Shifter® on the cable connections between the two mismatching pieces of equipment.Line Level Shifter® will not affect the quality of the audio, it will improve it.

We use 1/4″ smart jacks that accept any combination of unbalanced (TS) or unbalanced (TRS) plugs. These are passive devices (no power required), in cold rolled steel housings, hand-soldered circuit boards and top quality components and hardware.

For details on diagnosing hum, applications and specifications, please visit our Downloads section.

All of our products are designed, developed and manufactured in the USA.

MAIN FEATURES & SPECS

1/4″ Smart Jacks and XLR Jacks
Jacks Can Be Used in Any Combination
Dimensions: 4.75″ (L) / 3.25″ (W) / 1.75″ (H)
Converts Signal Voltage Back and Forth Between -10dBu and +4dBV
Custom Morley Step Up/Down Isolation Transformers
Prevents Ground Loops That Cause Hum and Buzz
Convert Back and Forth Between Unbalanced and Balanced Connector Types
Simply Insert on Audio Connections Between Offending Pieces of Gear
Not Intended for Use on Mic Level, Instrument or Powered Speaker Lines
Morley Part Number: MLLS

https://www.morleyproducts.com/line-level-shifter/

Kommentarer

Share |

Morley

Vis alle produkter fra Morley

Morley® was founded in the late 60’s by two brothers Marv and Ray Lubow, but the story of how it all came to be dates back to 1946. Marv and Ray had both served in the Army during WWII (Ray served in the Army Signal Corps) and after being discharged from the service they moved from New York City to sunny Los Angeles. After being left unsatisfied from a series of different gigs the brothers decided to start their own business. Little did they know that this risky decision would not only change their lives, but also help shape the history of Rock n’ Roll.