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Signal Flow

Signal Flow. All signals leave one component and enter another. IN. OUT. Signal Flow. Connect these components with a cable. IN. OUT. Signal Flow. At the end of each cable, there is a connector. Connectors are specific to the components used and signals that are being sent. Mini Plug.

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Signal Flow

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  1. Signal Flow All signals leave one component and enter another. IN OUT

  2. Signal Flow Connect these components with a cable. IN OUT

  3. Signal Flow At the end of each cable, there is a connector. Connectors are specific to the components used and signals that are being sent.

  4. Mini Plug 3/8 inch stereo or mono plug Consumer electronics Headphones, iPod Does not connect to audio console

  5. RCA Red & white for audio, yellow for video Consumer electronics Playstation, VCRs, some dvd players Does not connect to audio console

  6. XLR Balanced audio cable Professional audio Microphones Weak signal, preamp needed

  7. Stereo 1/4 inch plug Musical instruments Guitars Line level, no preamp needed

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