Thanks for your input.I will be following Phil's original
recommendation.
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Hi Phil.If im only running a digital cable 2-3 feet to a dac, would it
really
matter from a audio quality standpoint if i use a aes or just a optical
digital cable?
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Hi Phil.If im only running a digital cable 2-3 feet to a dac, would it
really
matter from a audio quality standpoint if i use a aes or just a optical
digital cable?
Nope - that would be fine IME
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You want to see the signal path BEFORE it
Would anyone here recommend a line balancing transformer,using the
unbalanced
analog output and placing the unbalanced cables into this transformer
and then
putting balanced cables from the transformer to the inside house amp?
I have no idea if this would work properly or would it degrade the
jhonsber...@msn.com;579380 Wrote:
Would anyone here recommend a line balancing transformer,using the
unbalanced analog output and placing the unbalanced cables into this
transformer and then putting balanced cables from the transformer to
the inside house amp?
I have no idea if this would
DCtoDaylight;579469 Wrote:
While this would work, it's not a solution I would recommend, for two
reasons. First off, most transformers exhibit some level of distortion
and frequency response issues. They are often, not as perfect as some
would have you believe. Secondly, I'm a big
Would this work, leaving the ground connections alone?
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I currently am using the Transporter's balanced analog output to feed a
amp
to outside speakers(due to long distance cable run) but i wish to also
use
the Transporter's balanced output for a amp that I use inside the
house.
I switch frequently between the two systems(inside and Outside)
Personally, I would use the AES/EBU output of the TP to drive a long
digital cable to a suitable DAC near your outside amp. Then use the TP
balanced analogue output to your inside amp.
Normally outside systems do not have the absolute highest fidelity
anyway (YMMV).
This is what AES/EBU was
By all means keep it balanced all the way to your amp, and use a 'Jensen
PC-2XR' (http://www.jensentransformers.com/pc2xr.html) between your
preamp and amp.
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Will i get improved audio quality using the balanced analog versus
the unbalanced analog even if the preamp and not the amplifier has
balanced inputs?
Some people say yes, some no. It wouldn't hurt, as it would eliminate
one possible source of noise in the
My main system is balanced XLR all the way from Transporter to Amplifier
Mono Blocks including the M5-HP crossovers for the Vandersteens.
I know one thing, it can't hurt anything. At a minimum it would be the
same as the unbalanced RCAs, but my opinion is it is almost always
better. IMHO, go
Everything is a factor.. IMHO all microscopic compared to good speakers,
speaker placement, and room acoustics. Things like major impedance
mismatches can be a huge problem, but I've never seen those types of
problems myself.
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