Wait, can I modify one of these things?
http://www.swagphone.com/products/swag-phone-red
This is also sitting in my drawer and I think it would look SO cool to use.
Wait, can I modify one of these things?
http://www.swagphone.com/products/swag-phone-red
This is also sitting in my drawer and I think it would look SO cool to use.
You could, but you'd definitely have to change the driver to give you better sound, that swagphone wasn't meant for music.
Another obstacle would be how easy/hard it is to take apart. If its glued together forget about it. You'll probably break it trying to disassemble it.
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You can't wire both channels of the headphone amp together without resistors, this will short out the headphone amp. If you only connect one of the channels to the headphone, you will only get what is going to the left or right channel and miss out what is going to the other.
Hi Mark and thanks for compliment. Resistors are required in order to correct the final impedance that the headphone output on mixer's pre-amp sees since two channels are being fed into one driver. Without resistors the impedance would be lowered to potentially harmful levels which runs risk of damaging headphone pre-amp. It corrects the overall volume output as well.
Ok, that makes sense now that you explain it.
Should I still add resistors to mine even if I haven't had any issues then?
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It's not often I use other mixers, but good point never the less!
Thx!
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