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Have you checked that the cable is not only for power or is for power and data signal.

The attached picture shows a speaker cable that is not suitable for RCA interconnect. For an RCA interconnect cable, you need a different type of cable that has a center conductor and an outer braided shield.

How does the signal flow, from XLR to RCA or from RCA to XLR? If source is an XLR, then you should be careful if the source can be fried if it is connected to the RCA input in this way. If RCA is the signal source, then this above remark is not important.

Why do you need a C100 when you have a D3? :confused:

Maybe check this out http://www.szfxaudio.com/DR07-MQA-Dual-AK4493-XU316-LDAC-QCC5215-bluetooth-dac-headphone-amplifier-PG9538667

It is sometimes called powerdac. ;)

How is it possible that the output tubes burn out when the left and right gnd are connected at the input? There must be some other problem with that amp.

Just one small note - the Mogami W2964 cable is a 75 ohm coaxial cable, which is mostly for digital connection.

I mean, yes, but occasionally the speaker terminals need to be tightened because they loosen over time from vibrations.

If the Rotel is in excellent condition, and if nothing has been changed in it, I would rather go with the Rotel because of its greater possibilities of connections and adjustments. I think Rotel will outlast any Aiyima in the long run.

Again, you don't seem to be reading previous posts... It all depends on the speaker model and at what frequency the crossover was made.

https://seaindia.in/blogs/human-voice-frequency-range/

You mean OPA1656...;)

Everything depends on the specific type of speaker and crossover where the cut for the tweeter is.

Your speakers are a 3-way system, which means they have a tweeter, a midrange and two basses. Most of the musical material is in the domain of mid-bass and midrange, and there are very few extreme high tones. As already said before, you should try with test tones of 5-15kHz and then only the...

Depending on how the balanced output from the DAC is done, it is not recommended to connect the balanced output to the unbalanced input on the amplifier as it may burn the outputs from the DAC.

It would be good if you could say what the price category is and a little more about the use of DAC.

It is the best option for quality sound from the TV.

There is no problem if the TV has an analog audio output.

Who are these characters - for us with cheap tickets??? :oops: