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Old 09-07-2009, 03:23 PM
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Hi again :)

well, just checking out the amp and im confused on how to input audio to it...

on my other one it has a twin phono input, on this one it only has XLR and 2 jacks..

like this:

AUDIO INPUT-
XLR XLR

Jack Jack
(mono)

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my mixer has twin phono outputs, so do i need twin phono to twin xlr?

i assume xlr is of higher quality than 1/4 jack?

and finally, could you pretty please link me to the right cable if you have time?

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Old 09-07-2009, 04:57 PM
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Josh,

You will need phono to xlr or phono to unbalanced-jack.

Something like this will do if you just want a budget cable. Twin 1/4? Plug to Phono 2m : Connect! - Phono : Maplin

XLR is not better than Jack connections, it's mainly down to personal preference. You don't really get the benefits of XLR and TRS Jacks without a balanced signal anyway, which a phono output will not deliver.


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u know that'd make a good wire though!!
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Josh,

You will need phono to xlr or phono to unbalanced-jack.

Something like this will do if you just want a budget cable. Twin 1/4? Plug to Phono 2m : Connect! - Phono : Maplin

XLR is not better than Jack connections, it's mainly down to personal preference. You don't really get the benefits of XLR and TRS Jacks without a balanced signal anyway, which a phono output will not deliver.
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Yeah its just a different way to connect to an amp, usually on smaller poweramps if i'm right?
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Old 01-10-2009, 04:58 PM
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Yeah its just a different way to connect to an amp, usually on smaller poweramps if i'm right?
i wouldve said bigger... all the smaller ones ive had are RCA input.

haha, this amp is fried now! might repair it at some point, right now theres speakers to make
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