gwak ki nam Posted Sunday at 03:53 AM Report Share Posted Sunday at 03:53 AM I'm using sanken cos-11d I am using a lectrosonics smdwb transmitter Like on the lectrosonics homepage I wired with a 1k resistor I have a question I'm a beginner of a recording engineer so please understand I am curious about why I need to do 1k wiring What's the good thing? And in case of not wiring 1k Tell me about the shortcomings Quote Link to post Share on other sites
r.paterson Posted Sunday at 10:47 AM Report Share Posted Sunday at 10:47 AM Without the 1k resistor you get an increase in distortion ..you can wire servo bias for lectro tx without a 1k resistor that wire (white?) goes straight to pin 5 with no resistor, instead of going thru a 1k to pin 1..servo bias is the prefered method if wiring.. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
LarryF Posted Monday at 12:26 PM Report Share Posted Monday at 12:26 PM At high sound levels, the 1k resistor reduces the distortion from 7% to less than 1%. The resistor provides large quantities of negative feedback which reduces distortion. This also reduces the "gain" of the mic but that is easily compensated for in the transmitter. I highly recommend the 1k (1k to 4k) resistor. Best Regards, Larry Fisher On 2/21/2021 at 3:47 AM, r.paterson said: Without the 1k resistor you get an increase in distortion ..you can wire servo bias for lectro tx without a 1k resistor that wire (white?) goes straight to pin 5 with no resistor, instead of going thru a 1k to pin 1..servo bias is the prefered method if wiring.. Going to pin 5 substitutes an internal resistor in the transmitter for the 1k, accomplishing the same distortion reduction. It is not universal wiring of course. Best Regards, Larry Fisher Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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