The Halo Parasound Amp 21 Amp does not have loop inputs only loop outputs? What does " to the input RCA jack of the right channel? "Right channel of what (the Halo 21 + to ?)"
I'm trying to Set up the input wires for Bi-amping The A 21+ has an RCA Loop Output jack for each channel.
These looping outputs allow the input signal from one channel to be daisy-chained to the other channel’s RCA Input jack. When bi-amping you will connect a standard RCA cable from the loop output of the Left channel to the Input RCA jack of the right channel.
Note: Both amplifiers left and right channel gain controls should be set at the same position.
Thank you
I'm trying to Set up the input wires for Bi-amping The A 21+ has an RCA Loop Output jack for each channel.
These looping outputs allow the input signal from one channel to be daisy-chained to the other channel’s RCA Input jack. When bi-amping you will connect a standard RCA cable from the loop output of the Left channel to the Input RCA jack of the right channel.
Note: Both amplifiers left and right channel gain controls should be set at the same position.
Thank you
It is always best to first contact your dealer.
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What do you mean by "loop inputs and loop outputs"?
This is not standard terminology.
https://parasound.com/pages/support
What do you mean by "loop inputs and loop outputs"?
This is not standard terminology.
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Depending on your output impedance and the amp input impedance you may just solder two parallel RCA plugs and connect one output to two inputs.
Depending on your output impedance and the amp input impedance you may just solder two parallel RCA plugs and connect one output to two inputs.
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Looks super simple and straight forward to me.
So why bash parasounds tech support when all the information is presented to you easily and clearly.
So why bash parasounds tech support when all the information is presented to you easily and clearly.
Hi,
You sseems confused by in/out and the name used.
You drive right chanel either by xlr or rca inputs selecting by choosing balanced ( xlr) or unbalanced ( rca). You then need to drive left chanel with a 'copy' of right chanel input, this is what 'loop output' is for so use right chanel 'loop output' to plug into left chanel rca input. You then have both your chanel driven by same signal ( select unbalanced on left chanel to activate rca input and be sure you are in stereo mode).
Set your gain at same value and you are done. Repeat for other amp.