L1® Compact Channel 2 1/8 Inch Stereo Input: Difference between revisions
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m New page: === Is the 1/8 inch jack Stereo or Balanced === The written documentation is incorrect. It says: : '''1/8-inch stereo input''' - Balanced analog input for connecting audio sources such as... |
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=== Is the | === Is the ⅛ inch jack Stereo or Balanced === | ||
The written documentation is incorrect. It says: | The written documentation is incorrect. It says: | ||
: '''1/8-inch stereo input''' - Balanced analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards. | : '''1/8-inch stereo input''' - Balanced analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards. | ||
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: '''1/8-inch stereo input''' - Stereo analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards. | : '''1/8-inch stereo input''' - <strike>Balanced</strike> Stereo analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards. | ||
Source [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=7521050644&m=309108961&r=264109071#264109071 Neil-at-Bose] | Source [http://bose.infopop.cc/eve/forums?a=tpc&f=7521050644&m=309108961&r=264109071#264109071 Neil-at-Bose] | ||
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Revision as of 13:47, 25 March 2011
Is the ⅛ inch jack Stereo or Balanced
The written documentation is incorrect. It says:
- 1/8-inch stereo input - Balanced analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards.
Correction
- 1/8-inch stereo input -
BalancedStereo analog input for connecting audio sources such as portable mp3 players, satellite radio, laptop computers, video projectors, and smart boards.
Source Neil-at-Bose