Is there any way to tie the transmitter into a pro mixing console with balanced outs? What's the feed?
ASKED BY · Douglas Carmichael · 23 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:40:08
The transmitter accepts headphone-level output (3.5mm), not line level; users need a headphone amp between a pro console and the transmitter.
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39:59Douglas Carmichael asks through the QR code is there any way to tie the transmitter into a pro mixing console with balanced outs what's the feed so this accepts kind of a standard headphone output so it doesn't accept kind of line line output level so you would need to go through some type of headphone amp before arriving at the transmitter. So essentially the transmitter is designed to be able to plug it in
40:33the same place you would plug in a normal kind of passive pair of headphones. So is it a 3.5 millimeter or a quarter inch? 3.5 millimeter. 3.5 millimeter. So make your adaptive cables with that in mind. We include multiple cables and adapters for those as well. Oh, okay. So that's part of the kit. Great. All right, let's go to the next question.
40:59Here we have Rion Smith in Trinidad and Tobago asking, how is the sound rejection and noise cancellation? Is there active noise cancellation of these, or are they just relying on the fact that it's a closed headphone? There's no active noise cancellation, no. Good. They're isolated in the sense that you have the isolation of a closed back design that doesn't let sound leak out or helps kind of block out outside sound.