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Sorry I just properly understood what you said after some research, just a overall sound question, is it common to have a common ground? My guess is in higher end amps there would be dedicated grounds for each channel as opposed to a shared one?

So would that mean 1 3 pin and 1 2 pin phoenix connector Let's say 3 pin for L and 2 pin for R? And on the 2 pin one I would just not use the ground?

Hi, thanks for that. But if I make a 4 pin connector, so + and - x2, I will forgo the ground in the middle and then it will not be a balanced connection right, similar to just doing it with RCA's?

Hey guys, My first post here so please be gentle and apologies if this is an elementary question. I want to connect a Bose freespace amp to a Denon 300z media player. I want to do it using the balanced inputs, not the RCA's. So these are the XLR inputs at the back of the denon for a balanced...