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Whirlwind In-Line XLR Barrel 20 dB Pad

BH #WHIMPAD20 • MFR #IMPAD20
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Whirlwind In-Line XLR Barrel 20 dB Pad
Key Features
  • Attenuate a Line Signal into a Mic Pre
  • Attenuates by -20 dB
The Whirlwind In-Line XLR Barrel Transformer with 20 dB Pad enables input of a line signal into a mic pre, or matching levels between two pieces of gear. This affordable precision-made, in-line pad provides -20 dB of signal attenuation.
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Whirlwind IMPAD20 Overview

The Whirlwind In-Line XLR Barrel Transformer with 20 dB Pad enables input of a line signal into a mic pre, or matching levels between two pieces of gear. This affordable precision-made, in-line pad provides -20 dB of signal attenuation.

UPC: 692465001304

Whirlwind IMPAD20 Specs

Key Specs
In-Line Accessory Type
Attenuator/Pad
Input / Output Level
Input: Mic Level
Output: Mic Level
Number of Channels
1
Attenuation
-20 dB
Controls
No
Inputs/Outputs
1x XLR 3-Pin Female Input
1x XLR 3-Pin Male Output
General
In-Line Accessory Type
Attenuator/Pad
Input / Output Level
Input: Mic Level
Output: Mic Level
Number of Channels
1
Attenuation
-20 dB
Controls
No
Connectivity
Inputs/Outputs
1x XLR 3-Pin Female Input
1x XLR 3-Pin Male Output
Performance
Impedance
Input:
1 Kilohms

Output:
150 Ohms
Packaging Info
Package Weight
0.2 lb
Box Dimensions (LxWxH)
5 x 3.5 x 1"

Whirlwind IMPAD20 Reviews

Good, but large.

By Francis
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2018-02-20

Works exactly as intended. A little larger than expected.

Ok, use only if you need it

By Hair Jordan
Rated 4 out of 5
Date: 2011-04-13

I typically need this for DI from a bass into a recording preamp where the signal was too hot. It seems as if either the signal was so hot to begin with that the pad was overloaded, or that the pad adds a bit of distortion itself, since the recording was less than perfect. It could have been the nature of the amp as well, so I am not too quick to blame the pad. Regardless, it DID give a signal that did not clip my meters, which was probably a welcome relief for my input. BUT, I would only use it for signals that clip even with zero gain, otherwise you will be adding unnecessary software digital later, likely resulting in fuzz. It basically works. Very light.

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