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Re: Deity PR-4 Recorder
« Reply #150 on: Yesterday at 05:38:44 PM »
Quote from: adrianf74 on July 17, 2026, 06:16:47 PM
Quote from: gambra on July 17, 2026, 05:54:41 PMIs there any spec on if the 3.5mm input on channels 3/4 provide PiP? Been thinking of a Zoom F3 for a some XLR mics but if I could also throw in my DPA 4061s into the channel 3/4 of this as a bonus it'd be pretty tempting.
Google's your friend on this... Provides 5V when enabled.

One thing of note, though.  Unlike the Zoom F3 and F6 which pad the line input by 20dB so you can't overload it with a +8dBu signal, the Deity PR-4 doesn't appear to do this.  These are preliminary tests by a user on a board I've been chatting with, however, if you're careful you shouldn't have any issues.

DPA 4061 works fine into PR-2 (v1), so presumably should work into PR-4. Someone will need to test to confirm though.
DPA 4060 doesn't work. It's output is too hot for the PR-2 (v1). Who knows into PR-4, will also be a good test.
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