I'm afraid I am having difficulty with something very simple :)
If I am running a completely balanced system, running an EMM CDSA player into an Accuphase C2400 into Clayton M200 monoblocks...and the Accuphase is pin 3 hot, the upstream and downstream components, pin 2 hot....need all I do to compensate/correct is to switch to the 180 (opposed phase) on the Accuphase Preamp??
Many thanks for your kind responses...perhaps my 401K's downward "free-fall" is affecting my reasoning :)
Uh, sorry to differ with you Al, but if ALL your sources are balanced, and pin-2-hot . . . and your power amp is balanced, and pin-2-hot . . . then you DON'T need to reverse phase. This would only be a problem if you were using unbalanced inputs for a (critical-listening) source.
Yes, you're right -- thanks for the correction. No phase reversal is required because there is no net phase inversion through the preamp, since pin 3 is hot at both its input and its output.
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