Hi Skanatake,
Sorry for the late reply.
If I understand you correct your sub is now connected on a pre out RCA from the preamp.
This must be the correct way of connecting it as far as I know, some subs have also the possibility to conect via the speaker terminals but the most common used methode is to use a pre out from the pre amp / amp.
This is a variable output and the output is increased when you raised the volume.
There is one thing I would mention. For most of the preamp I have been used with xlr to my amp's the output from the xlr are normally higher then the output from the RCA (no problem since you then normally set a slightly higher output onm the sub).
However on the dCS elgar/delius the output from xlr/rca is equel and if you test both option and feel that your sub output a higher level with DCS compared to feeded from your pre, the reason could be as simple as stated.
From my point of view, you have connected correct now and the only other alternative is to use your dCS without a pre.
Breg
Geir
Sorry for the late reply.
If I understand you correct your sub is now connected on a pre out RCA from the preamp.
This must be the correct way of connecting it as far as I know, some subs have also the possibility to conect via the speaker terminals but the most common used methode is to use a pre out from the pre amp / amp.
This is a variable output and the output is increased when you raised the volume.
There is one thing I would mention. For most of the preamp I have been used with xlr to my amp's the output from the xlr are normally higher then the output from the RCA (no problem since you then normally set a slightly higher output onm the sub).
However on the dCS elgar/delius the output from xlr/rca is equel and if you test both option and feel that your sub output a higher level with DCS compared to feeded from your pre, the reason could be as simple as stated.
From my point of view, you have connected correct now and the only other alternative is to use your dCS without a pre.
Breg
Geir