Sennheiser ew 300 IEM G3 In-Ear Wireless Monitor System "headphone impedance" Questions

...or something with the jack I have also experienced differing volumes when using different brands of headphones (I have worked as a sound engineer part time in the past.) It's usually due to a ...

...impedance mismatch, going from a headphone jack (probably 8-16 ohms per channel) into a tape or CD input (usually 100K or higher)? Unless greig774's iPod has a high-impedance output (which I doubt), ...

...you will blow the speaker or your amp. It wasn't designed to handle the impedance of an external speaker through the stereo headphone jack. Are you sure that your speaker is hooked up or plugged

Some Headphones have an inherent hiss noise when they are connected to my wireless sennheiser EK 300 IEM G3 receiver. It seems to be a problem particularly with high-end IEMs which are highly ...

...headphone with an impedance match trasformer, make sure you have test prod ends on one of the leads.  The other can go to a chassis ground.  Start at the input and work your way forward ...

...with the line out... if audio is at these points, the preamps are working. Note that the headphone level may be quite low which would be normal as these are not intended to drive headphone

...headphone plug. Don't worry about unshielded wire as the impedance is very low. Then you use this switch to mute the headphones when you want to. There are other switch types you can use, I am just ...

...Two if there is a heaphone or line out jack it may have become faulty. If you have sound with the headphones plugged in your amp is still producing sound. Some jacks are designed to interrupt the ...

...impedance of cable jack inputs and cable which should be 1/4"mono input/output jacks) . A personal preference but effective is to NOT run guitar direct into mixer but through an external amp w/ a ...

...headphone output. True balanced outputs should have a fair amount of drive so try connecting a speaker between pins 2 and 3. The higher the impedance of the speakers the better. Ultimately, the ...