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soldering an XLR to Cinch adaptor - Click HERE for Original Thread
Bassterror
Hi

I've got a PA Amp here, wich has symmetrical inputs, but i have only unbalanced sources, cinch.

How do I connect to to wires from the cinch plug to the XLR?

I whould do it this way:

Pin3 -> outer conductor of the cinch cable
Pin2 -> inner conductor of the cinch cable
Pin1 -> not connected

OK?


greetings,
Stephan
burnedfingers
Cinch plug also called RCA PLUG.

Connect pin 1 and pin 3 to the outside. Connect pin 2 to the inner or tip.

Note* There is a ready made adapter that will mate a RCA to XLR connector that could also be purchased. These are available in either male or female RCA.
Bassterror
Hi,
quote:
There is a ready made adapter

Yes, i know. But i forgot to order...

Right now pin1 is unconnected and it works fine:)
AndrewT
Hi,
leaving pin1 from the balanced transmitter can cause the transmitter to perform badly.

It would be better to make the cable universal by connecting pin1 to pin3.

Even better is substituting a dummy load between pin1 and pin3 to match the requirements that the transmitter is expecting to see. This last suggestion is not universal.

Then listen to the 3 options.

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