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by lebuffon
21 days ago
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Back in the good old days of analog audio we made differential audio inputs with
Iron and copper. :-) Transformers are amazing at reducing common mode noise like induced hum, but rather expensive compared to the price of these boards. Fun fact: The entire landline telephone system used to rely on balanced lines with transformers for in/out. The hum nulling is so good that trunk lines had no shielding inside buildings. |
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A lundahl or murata, the kind used in Studer, Neve & Yamaha mixer preamps can cost a whole lot.
There are pretty decent cheap ones from china these days too.