I'm talking about balance.
Hello everyone, wanted to ask in this forum because this could be connected, no pun intended.
I have my sub, an IB, attached to my amp via a Behringer DEQ2496 and main amp like this.
RCA sub out to XLR centre to +, GND to -, and the shield floats
XLR to Behringer in.
Behringer XLR + to RCA Center pin and - to GND, Shield floats, to sub amp.
Additional 10 ohm resistor across the Center and GND of the RCA which connects to sub amp. Impedence match.
Its fine, a little buzz, but my main gripe is clicks and pops from light switches and the refrigerator, would a capacitor somewhere help?
I did have a active Clean Box, but it was worse, also have tried Transformer passive DI Box, but so far, the above is good. I posted in this Forum, because I feel its an Impedence miss match.
thanks
Mike
Hello everyone, wanted to ask in this forum because this could be connected, no pun intended.
I have my sub, an IB, attached to my amp via a Behringer DEQ2496 and main amp like this.
RCA sub out to XLR centre to +, GND to -, and the shield floats
XLR to Behringer in.
Behringer XLR + to RCA Center pin and - to GND, Shield floats, to sub amp.
Additional 10 ohm resistor across the Center and GND of the RCA which connects to sub amp. Impedence match.
Its fine, a little buzz, but my main gripe is clicks and pops from light switches and the refrigerator, would a capacitor somewhere help?
I did have a active Clean Box, but it was worse, also have tried Transformer passive DI Box, but so far, the above is good. I posted in this Forum, because I feel its an Impedence miss match.
thanks
Mike
Mike,
Leave your feelings behind and let's take a look. The RCA signal should go to the XLR +, and the shield to the SHIELD of the XLR. Ground the - pin. That should fix you up. You should have found a diagram in the DEQ manual.
I might mention a power line filter but that subject is as big as a book, half goos science and half snake oil.
Leave your feelings behind and let's take a look. The RCA signal should go to the XLR +, and the shield to the SHIELD of the XLR. Ground the - pin. That should fix you up. You should have found a diagram in the DEQ manual.
I might mention a power line filter but that subject is as big as a book, half goos science and half snake oil.
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