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Thanks, Doug.
You mean:
"Inputs 3 and 4 are extremely flexible
balanced universal inputs. Firstly, they operate exactly as inputs 5 to 8
on the rear and can be adjusted to accept standard studio input levels (+4 dBu,
LoGain). Furthermore, the input impedance can be switched from Line (10 kOhm) to
Instrument (470 kOhm). An additional analog input amplification of up
to 18 dB (in steps of 0.5 dB) is also available. In short: There's no signal
that these inputs can't deal with perfectly!"
So, is 470kOhm what you get from a
hi-z?
Kris
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...and now I read the last paragraph :) ha!
so, yeah -
if that marketing literature is accurate, it's able to switch the impedance of
the jacks for 3 and 4 with a switch. setting it for high-z and then
setting the gain appropriately should be fine.
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