Hi,
I notice that Audison VRx amp have balanced input capability. (using special RCA jack)...
and Zapco DSP6-SL processor also known to use Balanced Input and Output design which called symbilink.
I am thinking of connecting Symbilink output of DSP6-SL processor to Balanced input of Audison VRx amp.
I plan to cut open symbilink cable, and soldered the corresponding cable to Audison VRx special balanced cable with special RCA jack that goes into the Audison input...
basically what I mean is a cable that at one end have symbilink connector and the other end have audison style balanced RCA connector...
is this possible?
My other question is, does the Audison VRx is a trully balanced input design (differentially balanced)?
does the Zapco balanced design is compatible with Audison balanced design?
My Last question is:
I know the Zapco balanced output can go much higher then Audison maximum balanced output which only at 5volts, but I can always turn the gain on Zapco output lower... can I ???
Has anybody done this before?
any advise is greatly appreciated ,
thanks...
I notice that Audison VRx amp have balanced input capability. (using special RCA jack)...
and Zapco DSP6-SL processor also known to use Balanced Input and Output design which called symbilink.
I am thinking of connecting Symbilink output of DSP6-SL processor to Balanced input of Audison VRx amp.
I plan to cut open symbilink cable, and soldered the corresponding cable to Audison VRx special balanced cable with special RCA jack that goes into the Audison input...
basically what I mean is a cable that at one end have symbilink connector and the other end have audison style balanced RCA connector...
is this possible?
My other question is, does the Audison VRx is a trully balanced input design (differentially balanced)?
does the Zapco balanced design is compatible with Audison balanced design?
My Last question is:
I know the Zapco balanced output can go much higher then Audison maximum balanced output which only at 5volts, but I can always turn the gain on Zapco output lower... can I ???
Has anybody done this before?
any advise is greatly appreciated ,
thanks...