Hi, could anyone explain the diferrence between these two setups and which one is better for overall performance and why? Thanks
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Moving since it's a general topic and not Rotel specific.
Balanced uses three wires to send the signal; Signal+, Signal-, and ground. In an unbalanced cable you have two wires; Signal+ and Signal-/ground.
Balanced has the potential to give you lower noise & less interference, especially over long cable runs. You typically won't hear a difference unless all pieces in the system are truly balanced and you are using long cables runs.
Kevin D.
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Hello.
I am just about to take delivery of an SVS P2B+ subwoofer.
Currently I have a Parasound C2 pre-amp processor.
Connected to it are 7 mackie 624 active speakers.
These are connected to Balanced outputs XLR to XLR connectors.
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I'm hoping someone can help me out. I'm contemplating getting a Rotel RSP 1582 preamp that has XLR outs so that I can connect my preamp to my amp using XLR's (balanced connection). Would it be possible to use RCA (unbalanced) out to connect my sub, a Vandersteen V2W, while at the same time connecting... -
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Hello,
I am in FRANCE. I bought a RC1090 pre amp and I would used balanced input on XLR connections.
Please can you tell me if this amp uses :
- the USA xlr system (1: GND, 2: COLD, 3: HOT)
- or the European system (1: GND, 2: HOT, 3: COLD).
My Cd... -
Need to output from 1/8" TRS Stereo (Pocket PC) -> Balanced Audio IN XLR..
Got a 1/8" jack and a XLR-3M jack.. just need to solder the wires together..
XLR-3M has pin 1GND, 2Hot, 3Cold
1/8" jack appears to have 4 conductors, L, R, GND, ?Shielding?...
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