Matching Converters

• Sonifex RB-UL2 Matching Converter

  

  The RB-UL2 is a dual stereo unit for interfacing domestic or semi-professional unbalanced equipment to professional balanced line levels. All connections are on the rear panel. Four RCA unbalanced inputs have an impedance of 10kΩ and are routed to four balanced XLR-3 outputs with an output impedance
of

• Sonifex RB-LU4 Matching Converter

  

  The RB-LU4 is a 1U rack-mount quad stereo unit for interfacing professional balanced line levels to domestic or semi-pro unbalanced equipment, e.g. for connecting a pro satellite receiver to a consumer 
hi-fi system. All connections are on the rear panel. The eight balanced XLR-3 inputs have an impedance of 20kΩ and are routed to eight [more]

• Sonifex RB-BL2 Matching Converter

  

  The RB-BL2 is a bi-directional stereo unit for interfacing domestic or semi-pro unbalanced equipment to professional balanced line levels, and vice-versa.

• Sonifex RB-BL4 Matching Converter

  

  The The RB-BL4 is a dual bi-directional stereo unit for interfacing domestic or semi-pro unbalanced equipment to professional balanced line levels, and vice versa.

• Sonifex RB-PA2 Matching Converter

  

  The RB-PA2 is a dual stereo RIAA equalised phono amplifier. This record player preamp amplifies the small signal from your pick up cartridge (either moving magnet or high output moving coil magnetic) and provides the necessary RIAA equalisation required for vinyl records, to match it to a line input of your mixer, or amplifier. It [more]

• Sonifex RB-LI2 Matching Converter

  

  The The RB-LI2 stereo line isolation unit is used to isolate audio signals from inter-area ground hum loops, which could be caused by equipment being powered by different mains power supplies, or different phases on the same supply. The input and output are connected together through a transformer, which has internal jumpers allowing the outputs [more]

• Sonifex RB-PL16 Matching Converter

  

  The RB-PLI6 passive line isolation unit is used to isolate audio signals from inter-area ground hum loops, which could be caused by equipment being powered by different mains power supplies or phases on the same supply. The input and output are connected together through a transformer, and the unit has internal jumpers allowing the inputs [more]