The stainless steel DS-J3 Mic/Line Input Assembly with XLR/RCA Jacks from RDL is a complete audio input panel assembly. Its front panel features a female XLR jack and two phono jacks. The XLR is connected directly to the rear panel barrier block and the phono jacks are intended for mono or stereo consumer level sources. LEFT and RIGHT channels are combined and balanced through audio transformers configured to reject induced hum. The line level output is provided on the rear panel terminal block for connection to 10 kΩ or higher input impedance line level module or equipment inputs. The back of the D SERIES-J3 is finished with a metal enclosure clearly labeled for installation.

The D SERIES-J3 fits directly into back boxes, available from RDL to fit cabinets of US or international walls (RDL WB-1U). They may be mounted directly into cabinets or most standard US single gang electrical boxes.

5 x Terminal Block Connections    1 x Female XLR Jack    2 x Phono Jacks for Mono/Stereo Sources    Audio Transformers Reject Induced Hum    Fits Directly in Back Boxes (WB-1U)    Finished with a Metal Enclosure

Wall mounted audio inputs

XLR microphone input with gold contacts

Gold plated phono jack line inputs

Hum cancellation on unbalanced line inputs

Transformer isolation for unbalanced line inputs

Balanced mono output for unbalanced mono or stereo line inputs

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Is this transmitter compatible with the Sennheiser XSW-D system?

A: No, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter is not compatible with any other brand of wireless equipment.

Q: 2. It seem obvious give TRS and 2xRCA plugs, but I would like to confirm that is two channel (stereo) out to the camera?

A: The Sescom SES-43DB-MZ2P Attenuating Line to Mic Level Cable is used to send line level audio from RCA left and right outputs to a camera's 3.5mm TRS microphone input. The cable has a built-in attenuator to pad the signal by 43 dB which will prevent any clipping or distortion.

Q: 3. Is this (mono version) what I need for a 70V audio system in a restaurant? Or do I need the stereo version?

A: Most likely you use the mono for standard 70v. But it really depends on the design and how you plan to use the space.

Q: 4. Will this impedance match 3.5mm input to 600ohm output?

A: The RDL RU-MLD4 is a distribution amplifier capable of splitting a mic/line signal four ways without signal loss or depreciation. It unfortunately will not match the impedance of a 3.5mm input to a 600 ohm output.

Q: 5. Is this product TAA complaint?

A: The RDL STA-2A Dual High-Gain Line Amplifier Made in the U.S.A. and is TAA Compliant.

Q: 6. This Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) is compatible with Bose L1 Pro 8?

A: No, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) is not compatible with the Bose L1 PRO8 Portable Line Array Speaker System. The transmitter is specifically for use with the receiver built into the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System.

Q: 7. I want to capture the sound on a phone, the audio signal is coming from an HDMI source going through an HDMI audio extractor, will this cable do the correct job of mixing left and right channels?

A: The Sescom Stereo RCA to 3.5mm TRRS Plug Line to Mic Level Summing Cable will take the stereo output signal and combine the left and right channels to mono so the audio on both channels will be exactly the same.

Q: 8. Is this transmitter universal to all Bose S1 Pro+ speakers in range?

A: Yes, the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless Mic/Line Transmitter (XLR) will work the Bose S1 Pro+ Wireless PA System (B&H # BOS1PROPWPAS) as a plug-in XLR transmitter with any dynamic or self-powered microphone. Please note that this transmitter is not compatible for use with the original Bose S1 Pro (B&H # BOS1PSWB) which does not include a compatible wireless microphone receiver.

Q: 9. What size wire plugs into the block in the rear? I used 22 AWG mic cable (black, red, stranded copper shield), is that correct?

A: Yes. 22 gauge is the typical size for line level audio, which is not a high level signal. 22 gauge is correct.

Q: 10. I don't need stereo for DSLR XLR adaptor cable. Will this still work for basic audio from a Sennhesier mic?Sescom SES-DSLR-ST-MIC XLR Stereo Mic to DSLR Audio Input Adapter Cable (10')

A: The Sescom SES-DSLR-ST_MIC is actually an output cable designed to output audio to PA systems from small cameras and recorders with a 1/8 output. In order to connect a standard dynamic or battery powered mic to a DSLR, you can use a standard XLR cable to run the length, and an adapter such as the Kopul LMT-100 to input into the DSLR. a href= http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD target= _blank http://bhpho.to/1yMIinD/a