I'd like to use the microphone in my cheapo computer headset to process talk through the A-100. When I plug it into my A-119 input I don't get anything - I assume this is because it's a condenser mic and that it therefore needs a few volts of potential between ground and hot. Does anybody have an idea of how many volts a standard computer headset microphone needs? Would a 9V battery be enough, and would the A-119 survive 9V on the input? I imagine I could solder up two mini jacks and a 9V battery, + to signal, - to ground, and put it all in a nice little box - would this be sufficient? And harmless to my A-119? Thank you for the bandwidth, Silas
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A-119 ext. input and computer headset
2009-02-26 by Silas Johansen