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August 10th, 2007, 09:16 AM
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T20 line-in specification?
I want to use the T20 to record from a hydrophone. Does anyone know what the voltage/current specifications are for the line-in connection?
Is it possible to set the time in the T20 from the PC via the iRiverPlus software?     
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September 12th, 2007, 03:30 AM
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Hi ollecox,
These informations are very hard to find. I'm interested in knowing them too, so if you have found something please tell us. Anyway, I'm just considering to buy the T20, and surely I will do some measurements on it (including recording quality, noise, and so on) Usually a consumer line-in has an input impedance higher than 10Kohm, and a rated input voltage of about 0.7 Volts. You need a preamp if you want to use it with an external mic.
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