Will the device convert a single-ended analog input into balanced output?
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In short, yes. Any input will be output as balanced when using balanced connectors coming from the DC-1. HOWEVER, if you get interference from the non-balanced input BEFORE it hits the DC-1, it will be amplified with that interference. The balanced out only guarantees that any interference between the DC-1 and power amp / powers speakers will be eliminated. This would be the case with any pre-amp with balanced out.
330850
You are looking for a single female (input) to a double male (output).. This item is used to connect two inputs to one output (source)
1385194
It accepts both balanced and unbalanced audio inputs, so it will work with everything :)I've started with a simple jack output from my notebook, then moved to balanced with external card.
833454
Yes, but connecting two outputs doesn't do you any good... Maybe try connecting it to the line in on a computer.
1341437
i doubt it. from what i know having your equipment plugged into different circuits would only make the hum worse. in any case if your equipment hums it is probably not worth spending this much money to fix the problem. good equipment doesn't hum no matter where you plug it in. i suggest getting equipment that uses balanced ( XLR ) or digital ( Optical / Coaxial / XLR ) interconnects. Regular consumer unbalanced analog technology is inherently inferior and was never designed for high performance.
2248128
Yes. This unit is basically a single line booster followed by a balanced splitter. Like other splitters, you should terminate unused outputs.
1353271
Don't quote me on this, but I don't think that would be an issue if you used the software included. Seeing as it's a USB connection and converts the analog signal through the unit it should be OK. I'm not a computer expert though, so I could be wrong. Just my thoughts.
1212220
No, you don't have to worry about using UnBalanced outputs or Inputs for that matter. But unless you're using top quality MICs like Shure and Senheisser (whick works best with Balanced cables) then you're still good to go with unbalanced connections.
2173482
Analog to analog will work fine. You would need a converter to go from digital to analog.
1762295
No you would need a optical to analog converter to have it goto that device
760903
Probably, if the outputs are RCA then you could use two of these http://www.monoprice.com/Product?seq=1&kp;id=4777&format;=2&p;_id=4777&CAWELAID;=1329450499&CAGPSPN;=pla%26catargetid=320013720000066114%26cadevice=c&gclid;=CJHfj6_l0MMCFYVhfgodL1kAkw
1155725
This one splits one single channel to two, works fine for mono aural signals and "convert" them to "pseudo" stereo, hope this helps
1522597
I used mine to split the signal from the subwoofer in the 7.1 receiver to made a 7.2 surround sound receiver and it work just perfect, but I'm not sure if you can split a digital output into analog signal.sorry that I could not be more helpful. Good luck.
1987851
Hello Lobsterinthesun. I purchased one of these and it does what it needs to do. It will convert a digital audio output into an analog signal. I needed this to convert the digital output from a TV to an analog input to a PS3 unit. It will take either a Toslink digital output or a coaxil digital output and convert it to an analog output. All you would need to do is to take a set of RCA cables from the output of this unit and plug it into your receiver.
1296470
No, each input is a separate stereo input. They are not mixed to mono. Btw, this device works very well.
1932648
This controller has 4 RCA (channels 1-2 / 3-4) and two balanced outputs (XLR). I guess the easiest way is with 2 RCA cables (one for left, one for right)... this should work with most sound systems...
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Unbalanced standard RCA's and USB. The gain will depend on the tubes you put in it, I replaced the cheap russian tubes with 6AK5's from tubedepot