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- From: kalico@azstarnet.com (Johnny)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.audio
- Subject: Re: How to amplify Amiga sound output?
- Date: 9 Feb 1996 10:56:53 GMT
- Organization: Arizona Daily Star - AZSTARNET
- Message-ID: <kalico-0902960400200001@usr4ip12.azstarnet.com>
- References: <4elgs1$32e@hobbes.compusult.nf.ca> <4elokc$4au@serpens.rhein.de> <823255720.456@spence-n.demon.co.uk>
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- In article <823255720.456@spence-n.demon.co.uk>, neil@spence-n.demon.co.uk
- (Neil) wrote:
-
- I cant' find the tech data on the Amiga but
- > line level signals like the amiga usually have an impedence of
- > 10-20,000 ohms . For your Y lead to work these two should be close. As
- > suggested you could add a 10k Ohm resistor in series with the CD
- > output.
-
- i use my A1200 to play .mod files all the time, sending the two channels
- into any mixer the job calls for. The biggest problem i have is the
- generation of low frequency noise. I use DSS 3.0 , so i am not sure if the
- low noise is a product of the software, or the hardware. for non-dss mods,
- I use smart player.
- The best way i have found to reduce this is using a good co-axial cable,
- with the proper connector installed on the end , depending on the mixer
- used. Good co-axial cable is well shielded, and seems to reduce any
- inducted noise from the RF modulator. and if a Mod file uses quality
- samples, the low noise i talked about can be masked. OR by a mixer with
- high pass filtering.
- With a well made MOD , many of my friends never complain about the
- noise, so much as they ask where can get get that music!
-