These transformers are of very good quality, but due to their small size, power handling is also very small. One has to include that in their expectations.
Studer have made extensive use of these transformers, but the engineers knew how to circumvent the limitations.
You cannot put one of these in comparison with a Jensen or Cinemg and expect similar results.
But remember, the output transformer in a mic carries only a fraction of mW. Same for the input xfmr in a mic preamp.
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Le 20/06/2022 ¨¤ 12:11, thet a ¨¦crit?:
I see a couple of schems in the files area that show the neutrik NTE-4 used in mic circuits.
has anyone got any advice or experience about using that line of tiny neutrik transformers in mics regarding quality or level handling and so on?
I'm planning to try an opamp circuit with a NTE-1? (1:1)? There's also a NTE10/3 which could be good for something.
However they are so small and inexpensive I am sceptical about the likely quality.
