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=== DI ===

A DI unit or DI box is an electronic device designed for connecting a piece of equipment with an electronic audio output to a standard microphone or line level input. For more details see: [[DI]]

=== DJ ===

Disk Jockey, but may also include KJ (Karaoke Jockey), VJ (Video Jockey). There is a dedicated [[DJ|application page for DJs]].

=== FOH ===

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: [[Guitar Player Syndrome]]

=== SPL ===

: {{:Sound Pressure Level}}

=== TRS ===

: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connections

<div style="float:right;">{{#Click:TRS|Image:Jack plug.png|200px|Article about TRS and TS}}</div>

: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connections. See #2 in picture and click picture for details.

See [[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]

=== TS ===

: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Sleeve connections

<div style="float:right;">{{#Click:TRS|Image:Jack plug.png|200px|Article about TRS and TS}}</div>

: ¼ inch jack with Tip-Sleeve connections. See #1 in picture and click picture for details.

See related:[[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]

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 === DI ===
 A DI unit or DI box is an electronic device designed for connecting a piece of equipment with an electronic audio output to a standard microphone or line level input.  For more details see: [[DI]]
+=== DJ ===
+Disk Jockey, but may also include KJ (Karaoke Jockey), VJ (Video Jockey). There is a dedicated [[DJ|application page for DJs]].
 === FOH ===
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 : [[Guitar Player Syndrome]]
+=== SPL ===
+: {{:Sound Pressure Level}}
 === TRS ===
-: &frac14; inch jack with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connections
+<div style="float:right;">{{#Click:TRS|Image:Jack plug.png|200px|Article about TRS and TS}}</div>
+: &frac14; inch jack with Tip-Ring-Sleeve connections. See #2 in picture and click picture for details.
 See [[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]
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 === TS ===
-: &frac14; inch jack with Tip-Sleeve connections
+<div style="float:right;">{{#Click:TRS|Image:Jack plug.png|200px|Article about TRS and TS}}</div>
+: &frac14; inch jack with Tip-Sleeve connections. See #1 in picture and click picture for details.
 See related:[[TRS]] and [[Balanced vs Unbalanced]]