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#1
07-04-2017, 07:29 AM
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Passive blender for K&K Trinity?
I just got my first pure mini and I'm pleased. After 15 years of nothing but Fishman matrix pickups in my guitars, I love the simplicity, lack of batteries, and natural tone of the pure mini. I have one more guitars to equip with a pickup (Huss and Dalton tdm) and I'm thinking about the dual source Trinity system. The drawback is the stereo out. I had an electric guitar that needed a TRS cable to function properly and I eventually sold it. Just too many scenarios where I just want to "plug in".
The pure mini I just installed included a passive volume control. Wouldn't it be possible to make a similar passive blender knob? I feel like I've seen this option often on bass guitars. Any reason it wouldn't work? Do the mic and pickup have wildly different impedances?
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1970 Martin D28 1970s Eko Ranger 12 1984 Goodall Rosewood Standard 1990s Hirade K5 1996 Ibanez AG600e 2000s Eastman E10D 2009 Breedlove American 000 MM 2007 Breedlove DR Deluxe Custom 2010s Eastman E10OM SB 
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#2
07-04-2017, 07:31 AM
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PS
I know I can get an on board active blender for the Trinity. I'm trying to stay passive. Actually, I would probably opt for just the pure mini in order to stay passive, if that was the only option
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1970 Martin D28 1970s Eko Ranger 12 1984 Goodall Rosewood Standard 1990s Hirade K5 1996 Ibanez AG600e 2000s Eastman E10D 2009 Breedlove American 000 MM 2007 Breedlove DR Deluxe Custom 2010s Eastman E10OM SB
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#3
07-04-2017, 09:02 AM
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The mic on the trinity system requires power so I don't really see how passive can work, i.e. you won't be blending anything!
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#4
07-04-2017, 10:55 AM
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Ah! Didn't realize that. Thanks
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1970 Martin D28 1970s Eko Ranger 12 1984 Goodall Rosewood Standard 1990s Hirade K5 1996 Ibanez AG600e 2000s Eastman E10D 2009 Breedlove American 000 MM 2007 Breedlove DR Deluxe Custom 2010s Eastman E10OM SB
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