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In Reply to: RE: Chazz 2 - Today's Earsay posted by bcherry on March 11, 2009 at 23:05:04
"It also allows to use both outputs to combine into a balanced output."
Balanced headphone outputs are certainly all the rage these days. Are you saying it's possible to drive headphones that are rewired for balanced operation, such as Headroom's balanced headphone cables using two 3-pin XLR jacks?
Physically, how would you wire up the chazz 2? Each headphone jack should have L, R, ground, so then is the "L" from cathode and "L" from anode BOTH used to drive Left channel of the headphone, etc?
Off the top, can't say. I was at the factory and the guys called me over to listen to the K1000 hich they had conencted across anode cathode. I asked was it real balanced and they said yes. I listened and it sounded good but of course, wouldn't play loud, but loud enough for me.
Once we've managed the docs for this machine I'll try to include some more detail.
regards
Brian
DIY - Done Right!
If it can be configured "real balanced" and at least have the option to add balanced headphone jacks (either two 3-pin XLR or one 4-pin XLR).
There are tons of headphone lovers at Head-Fi.org, including me, who are eager for a reasonably-priced tubed balanced headphone amp!
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