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Originally posted by PivotTechno I had a look at the pcv-275 manual, and correct me if I'm wrong, but I'm not sure where you're getting the idea that the 1/4" outputs are mono. Why not just get a 1/4" to whatever input your amp takes, and an rca to 1/8" cable for your laptop? And most laptop mic inputs double as a line in - I record using Soundforge, going from the rec out on my mixer to the 1/8" in on my laptop and have never had a problem with sound quality. Now, with an A&H mixer (which I have), the rec out isn't affected by the master volume - in your case, just use recording software with display meters and keep an eye on the master level from your mixer.

master outputs look like dual mono to me per standard industry practice

Last edited by jdat on Jul-28-2010 at 17:40

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Originally posted by jdat master outputs look like dual mono to me per standard industry practice

they're also labeled that way in the pic.

i'd expected them to be balanced, but from what i found out on google they're not... taken from http://www.vestax.de/products/downl...SM1-PCV-275.pdf

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4. ARE THE ”JACK” OUTPUTS TRS BALANCED? No, they are standard unbalanced tip / sleeve jacks.

"tip/sleeve" however suggests they're mono to me.

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