Posted by: zia
line out -> line in - 30/09/2000 14:09
Hi,
I just ordered my empeg unit (and suffering from severe insomnia untill it arrives ;-), but I might have overlooked something.
The "car" connector of the empeg unit only supplies 4V line out connections to be connected to an amp(s). However, the only line-in I have available resides on the internal cd/radio, which supports 1.5V (20Kohm imp.) max. I'm not that an electrical expert on this field, so I am kind of scared of just hooking it up and see what happens. Do I need some
kind of converter between the line out of the empeg unit and the line in of the car radio or can I simply connect them directly ?
I realise that installing a separate amplifier has great advantages in sound quality, but for several reasons this is not an option for me ;-(.
Thanks,
Erwin
car, n:
wheels, engine, seat and music
-uh oh-..and a roof, depending on the weather...
I just ordered my empeg unit (and suffering from severe insomnia untill it arrives ;-), but I might have overlooked something.
The "car" connector of the empeg unit only supplies 4V line out connections to be connected to an amp(s). However, the only line-in I have available resides on the internal cd/radio, which supports 1.5V (20Kohm imp.) max. I'm not that an electrical expert on this field, so I am kind of scared of just hooking it up and see what happens. Do I need some
kind of converter between the line out of the empeg unit and the line in of the car radio or can I simply connect them directly ?
I realise that installing a separate amplifier has great advantages in sound quality, but for several reasons this is not an option for me ;-(.
Thanks,
Erwin
car, n:
wheels, engine, seat and music
-uh oh-..and a roof, depending on the weather...
