"Dave Plowman ( TOTAL MORON )

Phil Allison

I'm referring to the common Hi-Fi practice of taking a cartridge,
which, agreed is normally floating, into an unbalanced input. The
floating cartridge is also usually pretty well balanced,


** Utterly meaningless drivel - the correct term is " floating ".
Balancing infers differential mode amplification, twisted pair cables
etc, etc.

Then there is no such thing as a dynamic balance output microphone.

** Dynamic " balanced " mics are simply floating signal sources.

Exactly the same as many pickup cartridges, then.


** You are going round in tiny circles - ****wit.


Unbalanced mics have one signal connection in common with the earth or
case/handle of the mic.

There is no other distinction,

Most unbalanced mics are also high impedance - saving the cost of an
output transformer etc.


** ROTFLMAO !!!

Wot a know nothing IDIOT.

It is high impedance mics that have a transfomer

- you pig ignorant, insufferable, congenital pommy ASS.




....... Phil