KotalKahnSunGod
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Hi, guys! How to connect subwoofer Dali C-8 to the pa7?
You should look at DAC in your chain, if using one.Hi, guys! How to connect subwoofer Dali C-8 to the pa7?
May present issues like reduced output impedance.Would it be possible to use rca splitters?
RCA splitters will work just fine in the majority of cases.Would it be possible to use rca splitters?
Splitting RCA doesn't cause the voltage to drop.RCA normally outputs 2v max, splitting further will cause it to drop around 1v.
I thought this is surely undesirable, am I mistaken?
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.Thinking of buying this cable to connect DAC XLR to PA7 plus (RCA)
It is just your perception and adaptionI have had plenty of D Amps. I have noticed that most D amps seem to need a 1 -2 day burn in to sound right ( to my ears). This is subjective I know.
Its almost like the chips need to "loosen up" . When I first listened to PA7 , I thought it was "broken". I already have the PA5. I am really happy with the PA7 plus at the moment. It took 1- 2 days of continuous play. it seems to still be improving.
D Amps I have owned. Temple audio, Fosi, Topping, Project audio, SMSL
Some D amps increase in volume over first 8 hours. Start the amp at 100% volume. 8 hours later - 50%?
Not sure if anyone has come across this? i always wondered if the "review" copies were "burned in " before being sent out for review.
Keeping it short and to the point:question about xlr connection
If my dac is smsl ultra, it's better to conect it with xlr or rca to topping pa7 plus?
What if it was the other way around? Is it safe to connect an unbalanced output (2 V) to a balanced input (4 V)?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.
Yes, though special care needs to be put into the cable's construction to make use of the balanced input's full CMRR, so that you get the same noise cancelling as with a native XLR output:What if it was the other way around? Is it safe to connect an unbalanced output (2 V) to a balanced input (4 V)?
Thank you, how could one make sure that this is the case when buying an adaptor? Any kind of brand or model which you would recommend?Yes, though special care needs to be put into the cable's construction to make use of the balanced input's full CMRR, so that you get the same noise cancelling as with a native XLR output:
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Monoprice sell an RCA->XLR cable with the right 3-conductor construction: https://www.amazon.com/Monoprice-XLR-Male-RCA-Cable/dp/B001VLW398Thank you, how could one make sure that this is the case when buying an adaptor? Any kind of brand or model which you would recommend?