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The mic input is designed to accept weaker signal levels than the line in. If you plug a mic into the line in your volume levels will probably be very low. If you plug a line input into the mic jack you will have disorted sound. The line levels overpower the mic circuit.
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The mic input is designed to accept weaker signal levels than the line in. If you plug a mic into the line in your volume levels will probably be very low. If you plug a line input into the mic jack you will have disorted sound. The line levels overpower the mic circuit.

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The difference between the Mic and Line in sockets is the way the Soundcard hardware treats them.<br />
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The Line In socket is used with an external power source such as a Hi-Fi, wheras the Mic socket is powered by the sound card.
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The difference between the Mic and Line in sockets is the way the Soundcard hardware treats them.

The Line In socket is used with an external power source such as a Hi-Fi, wheras the Mic socket is powered by the sound card.

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my soundcad cs4236 have 3 inputs :mic in ,line in ,line out what's the line in and can I using 2 mics with it??
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my soundcad cs4236 have 3 inputs :mic in ,line in ,line out what's the line in and can I using 2 mics with it??

Soundcard Input !!!

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