QUESTION · TUESDAY FOCUS
Is there any way to tie the transmitter into a pro mixing console with balanced outs? What's the feed?
ASKED BY · Douglas Carmichael · 22 SEP 2026 · ▶ 00:01:32
Brian Fisher
The transmitter accepts standard headphone-level input on a 3.5-millimeter jack, not line level; a headphone amp would be needed between a pro console's balanced outputs and the transmitter.
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1:19and run to grab something, you're not ripping off your headphones, as I've done eight million times over the course of my career, is a boon. So let's get right into the announcement. Can you tell us a little bit about the LW6s and maybe show us what they look like and a little bit about the product highlights? Yeah, absolutely. So this is what they look like.
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