Are the 1/4" in/out's set up for TRS "balanced" plugs and cables??????????
I have a box full of "balanced" patch cords to use with the PX-350, but is the DP setup for/has balanced in's/out's?
Can't find any info at Casio or on the web.
Mike?
PX-350 1/4" outs & ins
Started by
pianicaman350
, Mar 03 2013 08:35 PM
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#1
Posted 03 March 2013 - 08:35 PM
#2
Posted 04 March 2013 - 05:03 AM
No, not balanced.
-Mike Martin
Casio America, Inc.
Casio America, Inc.
#3
Posted 04 March 2013 - 08:31 PM
Interesting that a "gig piano" would not have balanced in's and out's.
I added some tiny balancing transformers to some equipment I had. Cost about $1 each. That would be $4 per unit.
How big are the screws that hold the PX-350 to the CS-67? Look like they are 3mm x 12mm.
I added some tiny balancing transformers to some equipment I had. Cost about $1 each. That would be $4 per unit.
How big are the screws that hold the PX-350 to the CS-67? Look like they are 3mm x 12mm.
#4
Posted 05 March 2013 - 08:46 AM
Thanks for your post. I was tracking down a hum in my PAs (balanced) with my new PX-3 and had come to the conclusion that it, too, was unbalanced. What transformers did you use and from where did you get them? I was just going to ground the unused wire at the Privia end.
Gary
Gary
#5
Posted 05 March 2013 - 08:33 PM
I got them at a electronics store that no longer exits.
I used them in a Peavy Aux phatom power box with an old Sony video camera. I was picking up all kinds of noise before I added the little transformers.
They were 1/2" cubes, with three taps. I wired them into the circuit board ahead of the in/out jacks. Cured the problem for me.
Here's a great link to the answer. http://www.jensen-tr...om/apps_wp.html Especially articals# AN002 and AN003
I used them in a Peavy Aux phatom power box with an old Sony video camera. I was picking up all kinds of noise before I added the little transformers.
They were 1/2" cubes, with three taps. I wired them into the circuit board ahead of the in/out jacks. Cured the problem for me.
Here's a great link to the answer. http://www.jensen-tr...om/apps_wp.html Especially articals# AN002 and AN003
#6
Posted 06 March 2013 - 09:09 AM
Appreciate your response. I know about the Jensen transformers, which is why I was interested in a much less expensive solution. I'll post back if I find a reasonable alternative.
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