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ADA Amplification GCS-2 - Technical Information; Using the Balanced Output; Specifications; Technical Support and Troubleshooting

ADA Amplification GCS-2
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USING THE BALANCED OUTPUT
The GCS-2 has both single-ended ¼-inch phone jack and balanced XLR outputs. For
most sound systems, the balanced output is preferred because it avoids common audio
problems such as ground loops, signal bleed and degradation. There are 2 switches
on the back panel. The GROUND LIFT switch is used to isolate the signal ground of
your equipment coming into the GCS-2 from the signal fed to the console. This avoids
line frequency hum in your audio signal. The other switch is a signal level switch that
allows the GCS-2 to send either a high-level signal (LINE LEVEL) or a low-level signal
(MIC LEVEL) to the console. This will allow your sound engineer to optimize the signal
to maintain fidelity when it enters the console.
SPECIFICATIONS
INPUT IMPEDANCE: 390k Ohms
Nominally Unity Gain
OUTPUT IMPEDANCE: 200 Ohms
Internal Power Supply +/- 9VDC
TECHNICAL SUPPORT
1. What are some quick tests to troubleshoot my unit?
Sometimes a few quick tests at home can be the difference between thinking your unit
is broken and getting it working properly. Here is a list of quick trouble-shooting steps to
test your gear and unit. As basic as these sound please run all the tests.