LM-2U Level Matching System

LM-2U Front View


The LM-2U is a professional audio level conversion device, specifically designed to allow professional balanced audio outputs to be interconnected with unbalanced audio inputs.

On the LM-2U, four channels of conversion are provided from high-level balanced signals (typically +4 or +8 dBm) to low-level unbalanced signals (typically -10 or -20 dBV).

Gain adjustments for each of the four channels are readily accessible from the front panel, in order to accommodate a wide range of signal amplitudes.


LM-2U Specifications

Power Requirements115 VAC, 60 Hz or 230 VAC, 50 Hz; 4.5 W

Balanced to Unbalanced Conversion

Input Impedance40 kohms balanced
Input Signal Level+4 dBm nominal, +24 dBm maximum
Input ConnectorsXLR, female
Output Load Impedance10 kohms nominal
Output Signal Level-10 dBV nominal, +18 dBV maximum
Output Level Control Range-22 to +3 dBV @ +4 dBm input
Output ConnectorsRCA
Frequency Response20 Hz to 30 kHz +/-0.1 dB
T. H. D. + Noise .017%, 20 Hz to 30 kHz, nominal output
Common Mode Rejection -79 dB @ 60 Hz

Physical Dimensions (Inches)

LM-2U8.1 W x 1.9 H x 5.1 D

Ordering Information
LM-2UStand alone Table Top Version
LM-2U/R11 Unit Rack Mounted in 1 RU Frame. Unit takes 1/2 of the rack frame
LM-2U/R22 Units Rack Mounted in 1 RU Frame
LM-2U/AAssembly unit only. Ordered for existing Frames
LM-2U/MManual
PH-3/FRPhase 3 Rack Frame with no Products Installed
PH-3/BFPhase 3 Blank Front Panel plate
PH-3/BRPhase 3 Blank Rear Panel Plate
PH-3/DBPhase 3 Under the Desk Mounting Bracket
Please note that the Phase 3 products may be order in combination with other units. Example A2D-1/D2A-1 is a Rack Frame with one A2D-1 and one D2A-1 together on the same frame.
LM-2U Rear View


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