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In Reply to: Re: illustration and idea... more advice. posted by johnservo on July 6, 2005 at 21:46:03:
Stereo source to both the left channels on the 602A, the left main out of the 602a into the DBX (set to stereo). High lvl out into channel one on the NAD amp, low lvl into channel 2 on the NAD. both using TRS(from the DBX 223) into XLR (on the NAD). for some odd reason if you use BOTH TRS to XLR from the DBX to the NAD the amp freaks. also if you use unblanced 1/4" to RCA from the DBX to the NAD it freaks. if you use one TRS to XLR on oen channel and a 1/4" unbalanced to RCA on the other channel it works fine. If i use both the XLR/TRS or the 1/4in/RCA sraight from the 602A into the NAD its fine. I checked the DBX at the Store (Sam Ash Music) and it woked fine with their amps. SO i think its just the NAD amp that has some input issues with balanced connections.
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