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Question for NS Design WAV 4 violin owners.
This topic contains a question about the audio output of the violin.
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gerardo1000
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I just purchased a new NS Design Wav 4 violin, and I am very happy with it.

Although the violin does not have a dedicated headphone output, I managed to connect the output of the violin to a headphone amp and then to my headphones, using a 1/4 1/8 adaptor.

It works, i.e. I get plenty of volume in my headphones. But... I can only hear the sound with the left ear side. The right side is mute.

 

I'd like to know from other WAV owners if they know what kind of output the violin has:  Mono or Stereo ? If it is Mono, I guess that this explains why I get the sound only on one side ?

 

Thanks !

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Hey so at first I thought you could just use mono cables all the way to your headphones and it would send the mono signal to both earbuds.

But after some googling out of curiosity....

"Mono-to-stereo adapters are pretty widely available for a couple of bucks.  They have a male plug on one end and a female jack on the other, and they let the same signal go to both speakers in your earbuds or headphones.  Your local Radio Shack will have them for about $3."

Source- http://askville.amazon.com/fin.....Id=9056946

you could probably find a DIY fix if you know how to solder.

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That's interesting! Never even thought that such things exist! Mono-to-stereo, wonderful. I have to go find some in our area. Nice device for dictaphone!

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yeah i had no clue they existed either, when i used to run my headphones to my guitar amp I could have sworn it always played mono in both ears even though it was just a mono cable. it could be something as simple as the size of the metal on the female end of the cable being able to hit both left and right portions of the headphone jack.

glad I had something to offer been asking questions non stop lolcheers

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