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This was my immediate thought, but then I got confused. Where does the pedal get it's voltage to generate the signal to begin with? From the audio jack itself?
by TheRealDunkirk 11y ago
This was my immediate thought, but then I got confused. Where does the pedal get it's voltage to generate the signal to begin with? From the audio jack itself? If that's true, why does it return a signal too high for the sound card to handle? Is there some sort of voltage amplifier in the pedal that can be bypassed?
- jononor 11y agoIf the voltage comes from the audio jack, it is the DC used as the bias voltage (for electret microphones). Typically 1.5 volts, which is likely way higher than the AC signal range of the input (likely to in the order of <100 mVp-p).