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RCA Cables Shop OnlineOur company offers a complete range of RCA cables for all your A/V applications: What is RCA?
Identifying what type of cable you need is rather simple. It's just a matter of looking at the connectors on your mixer/CD-player/MD-player/whatever, and look at the connectors on your PC. Pictures of the various connectors (RCA and mini-jack) are shown below.
The red & white connectors to the left, labeled main/front, are RCA connectors. The little one above them is a mini-jack connector. Most (DJ) mixers have two outputs for the main mix. These are usually labeled line out/master out and rec out. They both send the same signal, but there are two important differences between them. The rec out is not affected by the master volume, while the line out/master out is. The master out/line out might also have a higher output volume than rec out. This varies between mixers though, so the fact that rec out is independent of master volume is the most important difference. This is useful when doing recordings, since you can control your listening/monitoring volume without affecting the recording. Even though rec out is meant for recording, that doesn't mean line out or master out won't work just as well. However, when using line out or master out for recording, you must be careful not to change your master volume during the mix, as these volume changes will also be recorded.
The Vestax PCV-175 mixer has both line out and rec out outputs. Connecting to a PC Using the microphone input (color coded red) is not recommended. This input is made for a signal with much lower volume than what mixers and
other audio equipment will output. Also the microphone input is only mono, so it will probably not work very well. Experience RCA Cable Manufacturing at its Best |
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