Ben, As per the lavry manual it says "Note: Most XLR cable adaptors (such as a cable with XLR Female and a ΒΌ inch MONO plug) work correctly as Balanced to Unbalanced converters."
Does that mean that I can leave the lavry on default , that is balanced, and have the cable convert the signal ? Do I understand that correct ? Also, can I harm the equipment by not chaning the jumpers on the Lavry leaving it in balanced mode with my amp ? Ben Diss;180200 Wrote: > You are losing a -potential- benefit. In your setup it might make not > make a difference. > > XLR shields against noise by using a third wire. This wire carries the > signal inverted. On the receiving end, the inverted signal is swapped > back and added to the non inverted signal canceling out any noise > introduced in transmission. > > RCA can block noise through good shielding but it's a lot harder and > results vary wildly. Both types of cables can still affect the sound > through different levels of resistance, capacitance, inductance, etc. > > If you're going to use an XLR->RCA interconnect be sure and open the > Lavry and swap the jumper to get the signal levels right. Also be sure > you get the pinouts right when you buy the cables. > > -Ben -- thingfish ------------------------------------------------------------------------ thingfish's Profile: http://forums.slimdevices.com/member.php?userid=9126 View this thread: http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=32699
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