Line Out Converter Ford Expedition

[2] Appreciate the service the expedition and the product!

[16.41 lb] fast expedition. Congrats from France.

[7.2 x 5 x 0.55"] This was the perfect connection to allow a separate signal from there Line Out on the Portacapture X8 to the Mini XLR inputs on my C70 Cameras

[6.6' / 2 m] I have an old Mac Pro, and this plugged right in to the Line Out on the back. I can control it with my software or the gadgets volume control. I wasn't expecting great sound, but it's decent and NOW I can listen to all those damned You Tube videos that were barely audible with the built in Speaker, Cheap, but great!

[MP4] I can connect my audio recorder (LINE OUT) to my video camera (MIC IN) and no need to record audio unless using as a backup on the original audio recorder. Using a ZOOM H8 your able to adjust the settings and you are good to go.

[+14 dBV ] I have this hooked up with my PC's Line Out with Realtek Audio Console and with my AKG K240s, sound quality is very nice. Construction of the amp is solid, all ports are secured and dials are easy to turn. I would recommend buying a four channel amp like this instead of a single channel for its versatility for use cases such as podcasting or studio work. Overall, very happy with this purchase.

[2.0 lb (0.9 kg)] Connection took few minutes - there are lots of cables to be rearranged. After this no issues at all. Image quality on the screen (1680x1050) from standard PC and Dell E6400 laptop are fantastic. For unknown reason the laptop did not recognize the USB gear immediately, but after reboot (living it alone alive at the switch) everything got fixed. Video camera works great connected to the back of the switch, phone jack connected to Line Out on the front panel will cut off sound from the speakers, living it only to whatever is connected to the Line Out jack. I tested the front panel USB with stick drive and RCI to USB converter - works fantastic. Highly recommend this to professionals and amateurs! It is expensive, but it deserves the money!

[Universal] This is a top of the line keyboard. Most every review you read or hear tells you it feels and acts just like an acoustic piano. Well that is totally true. I'm using this in my Studio for the purpose of rehearsal and recording. I connected it to a Mac laptop. Found out after the VPC-1 arrived that to get quality audio you need a USB to audio converter. So I got a Focusrite unit that does a fantastic job. You plug the USB out of your laptop (or computer) into the converter and you get stereo audio that you can send to a mixer of amp.

[-10 dBu] I use the LM2U 2-channel line level converter to convert the sound from the balance to computer sound card use. It's very good as expected.

[Brass] Mine just came in today, and so far I've only been on a short expedition to the back yard... I'm glad the other knock off brand was out of stock (it made the choice easier); I can't say that this is better, but I also am not sure if the Fuji tubes are any better than this.  I was a machinist for a bit over 40 years, and the fitment of this tube is very similar, at both ends, to the Fuji body and lens mounts. There is no discernible play, and the friction locking it in (and lenses into it) feels right to me. I'll assume that there is brass under the plating on both mounts, but that is just an assumption.  The 20 mm length is very usable with the 100-200 zoom. With the 50 it gets you to what seems like almost exactly 1/2 size, but the range of focus is severely limited. (I was expecting pretty much this, but of course the DoF is always that much less with this sensor size.) The electrical contacts all functioned as expected when this is mounted.