Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner vs Magnum Dynalab MD100
The MD100's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner's 1.2V RMS. Both share output impedance (600Ω).
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The DaySequerra M4 is a compact, 1 RU-sized tuner suitable for professional use. It features a bright vacuum fluorescent display, easy-to-use controls, and supports both analog and HD Radio broadcasts. The M4 includes balanced analog outputs and digital audio outputs for HD Radio broadcasts. It is designed for set-and-forget operation with presets for easy station selection.
Analog signal output specifications
Input and output connections
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The MD100's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner's 1.2V RMS. Both share output impedance (600Ω).
The MD 90's output voltage is 2.2V RMS against the Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner's 1.2V RMS. Both share output impedance (600Ω).
The Pekin's output voltage is 1.0V RMS against the Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner's 1.2V RMS and its output impedance 300Ω against 600Ω.
The MD102's output voltage is 2.2V RMS against the Day Sequerra M4 Broadcast Tuner's 1.2V RMS. Both share output impedance (600Ω).
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