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In Reply to: Subwoofr connection posted by zoomin on October 6, 2005 at 16:36:39:
You could run the balanced output of the pre directly to the main power amp. Then use a transformer unit, such as a Jensen Isomax, to convert the unbalanced pre out to balanced, and run that directly to the sub. That way you don't put extra connections in your main L/R signal, where it would do the most harm. This is similar to my setup.How far is the cable run to the sub, and what does the sub manufacturer say about using a simple adapter to convert from unbalance to balanced? Does the sub input really use a differential circuit, to make use of a balanced signal, or not? Sometimes balanced cables are not necessary, even with longer than normal runs.
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