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<p>info about comparing -10dBv and +4dBu voltage levels:  This is an explanation of how to compare analog sound levels associated with +4dBu professional audio gear and -10dBV consumer or home entertainment audio equipment.</p>

<p>  Professional analog audio electronics gear is often interconnected with cables. The input and output connections are often times described as designed for nominal +4dBu signal levels.</p>

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 <p>info about comparing -10dBv and +4dBu voltage levels:&nbsp;&nbsp;This is an explanation of how to compare analog sound levels associated with +4dBu professional audio gear and -10dBV consumer or home entertainment audio equipment.</p>
 <p>&nbsp;&nbsp;Professional analog audio electronics gear is often interconnected with cables. The input and output connections are often times described as designed for nominal +4dBu signal levels.</p>