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In Reply to: RE: And further to Kal's remark... posted by immatthewj on August 14, 2020 at 15:48:01:
All of the numbers that you are quoting are about the phono input. That is LP replay. If you have your SA-10 connected to this input then it will sound horribly wrong.I am afraid that I need to disagree with the Kal:
He says in answer to your question" am running balanced outs, but I cannot switch this until MD sends me (a long with a power cord) the remote. But would this contribute to a louder signal going to my amp?"
This:
"No."
In fact balanced outputs commonly provide double the output voltage of their single ended equivalents. This is an outcome from using differential circuitry. So that 2.4V single ended output could be a 4.8V balanced one. Unfortunately neither Marantz nor Cary seem to provide sufficient information on balanced inputs /outputs to take it any further. However your subjective opinion supports the idea that there may be an electrical mismatch.
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Follow Ups
- RE: And further to Kal's remark... - PAR 08/14/2017:06:37 08/14/20 (3)
- RE: And further to Kal's remark... - immatthewj 18:02:37 08/14/20 (0)
- Wait a minute................... - Kal Rubinson 17:37:56 08/14/20 (1)
- RE: Wait a minute................... - PAR 18:37:06 08/14/20 (0)
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