Yes it is RCA-XLR. And is their a recommended RCA-RCA cable?
I have these:
https://www.audioquest.com/cables/analog.../mackenzie
I used them to use my devialet as AMP for the main speakers in my old av-receiver setup.
Could i use them as well? cant find anything about the impedance...
Thanks for the quick reply.
(31-Jan-2019, 08:26)cuco Wrote: [ -> ]Yes it is RCA-XLR. And is their a recommended RCA-RCA cable?
I have these:
https://www.audioquest.com/cables/analog.../mackenzie
I used them to use my devialet as AMP for the main speakers in my old av-receiver setup.
Could i use them as well? cant find anything about the impedance...
Thanks for the quick reply.
Looks like those are phono cables which won’t be suitable.
You need any good quality 75 ohm coaxial digital cable terminated with RCA plugs. Keep the length only as long as you need to connect the two amps together.
It’s very important to use a cable of the correct characteristic impedance otherwise it won’t work at higher data rates.
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(31-Jan-2019, 08:05)cuco Wrote: [ -> ]Just bought a used 220 pro to upgrade to 440 pro dual mono. Now i need a connection cable. I read the threads and the recomendaion seems to be the audioprana 320€ cable.
Is this the right on?
Câble 75-110/ transformateur "Signature" Full Silver 0.70m (contacts Ag pur cryo/bois précieux) - 12€/10cm sup-
Or would you recommend an other one? Cause this statements are now 4 years old and their was no infinity board and so on.
Thank you for the advice and help!
I have used both an entry level Ixos 75ohm RCA to RCA (1m in length) as well as a Furutech 75ohm RCA to RCA (0.7m in length) that is 20 times the price of the Ixos.
Both worked without a glitch.
Did we ever get to the bottom of 110 ohm vs. 75 ohm debate? I wound up using a 75 ohm cable to a XLR adaptor on the companion, and it works well.