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Whirlwind 4330232716 IMP PAD Microphone Attenuator -30dB

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Attenuate Microphone Signals with PrecisionThe Whirlwind IMP PAD Microphone Attenuator is an essential tool for managing audio levels. This -30dB in-line H-pad allows you to input line signals into microphone preamps or match levels between different pieces of equipment with precision. Whirlwind ...

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Overview

Attenuate Microphone Signals with Precision

The Whirlwind IMP PAD Microphone Attenuator is an essential tool for managing audio levels. This -30dB in-line H-pad allows you to input line signals into microphone preamps or match levels between different pieces of equipment with precision.

Whirlwind IMP PAD Specifications

  • Attenuation: -30dB
  • Input Impedance: 1k-Ohms (3-pin female XLR)
  • Output Impedance: 150-Ohms (3-pin male XLR)
  • Type: In-line H-pad
  • Connectors: XLR (female input, male output)

Key Features

1k-Ohms Input Impedance (3-pin female XLR)

150-Ohms Output Impedance (3-pin male XLR)

Specifications

Model
IMP PAD
Attenuation
-30dB
Input Impedance
1k-Ohms
Output Impedance
150-Ohms
Input Connector
3-pin female XLR
Output Connector
3-pin male XLR

Frequently Asked Questions

The Whirlwind IMP PAD is a microphone attenuator designed to reduce microphone signal levels by -30dB, preventing input clipping.
It has a 1k-Ohm input impedance, making it compatible with various microphone outputs.
It uses a 3-pin female XLR for input and a 3-pin male XLR for output, adhering to standard audio connections.
No, the Whirlwind IMP PAD is a passive attenuator and does not require any external power source.
The IMP PAD provides a fixed -30dB attenuation, which is a significant reduction, and is not designed for fine-tuning variable levels.