Music Freak
Active Member
Hi,
I have connected my newly acquired equalizer as below & it functions as desired. I have it ONLY for the tape playback just to derive some punch while some old cassettes are being played.
Cassette Deck(LINE OUT) ---> EQ(LINE IN); EQ(LINE OUT) ---> AMP(TAPE IN)
As per my understanding, there should not be output when the EQ is completely unplugged or when it is powered off. But I am able to listen music even when the EQ is powered off or unplugged. Of course, there won't be output when I unplug the EQ(LINE OUT) RCA connections.
So, it seems the audio/analog signal flow from the EQ which is connected b/w deck & amp via RCA connectors even when it's unpowered/unplugged. Is there something more to this or just basic electronics? I am aware that certain appliances consume power when they are just turned off yet connected to power supply. But, I am kind of confused with the above.
Please clarify.
Thanks!
I have connected my newly acquired equalizer as below & it functions as desired. I have it ONLY for the tape playback just to derive some punch while some old cassettes are being played.
Cassette Deck(LINE OUT) ---> EQ(LINE IN); EQ(LINE OUT) ---> AMP(TAPE IN)
As per my understanding, there should not be output when the EQ is completely unplugged or when it is powered off. But I am able to listen music even when the EQ is powered off or unplugged. Of course, there won't be output when I unplug the EQ(LINE OUT) RCA connections.
So, it seems the audio/analog signal flow from the EQ which is connected b/w deck & amp via RCA connectors even when it's unpowered/unplugged. Is there something more to this or just basic electronics? I am aware that certain appliances consume power when they are just turned off yet connected to power supply. But, I am kind of confused with the above.
Please clarify.
Thanks!