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#7169 mixer with 5 V DC
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>Subject: mixer with 5 V DC

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Friends,
We are taking out analog Sony decks that served as mixers with our OS 
9 Mac classroom.  The headphones we have require 5 v. DC for the 
electret microphones.  The delay through the computers is too great 
and it confuses people when they hear themselves played through with 
the delay, so we need an external mixer.  We are looking for a mixer 
which supplies the 5 volts.  We do not want to use batteries, for 
obvious reasons.  Any suggestions?
-- 
Dick Feldman, Director
Language Resource Center
Cornell University
http://lrc.cornell.edu
607-255-8685

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