is it just a matter of finding a din to xlr tone arm cable?
The answer to your question is yes.
If the tonearm has a 5 pin DIN output all you should need would be a DIN to XLR phono cable.
You can ignore all the other piffle waffle.
which turntable or how to convert to balanced phono setup?
Im a total noob with vinyl please bear with me,
I just purchased a b stock Teac PE 505 balanced phono preamp to replace a buggy Gold Note PH5
im looking for a turntable upgrade to run balanced with an mc cart
so aside from those tables that have xlrs outs,
is it just a matter of finding a din to xlr tone arm cable? or is there more to it?
I dont understand the differences between tables like mine that have RCA outs (technics 1200 gr2)
and those with "tone arm" cables
Oh, if you want magic you are on the wrong forum, try https://www.themagiciansforum.com On the other hand here are the experiences of some real Teac PE-505 users re the XLR inputs vs the RCA inputs with moving coils -
cc @audiocanada
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That's guesswork on your part. You said you've never heard it. Why do you post speculative brouhaha about something you've never heard. As I posted above actual users of the PE505 have found using their moving coil cartridges the xlr inputs results in significantly audible improvements over the same cartridge into the RCA inputs - contradicting your speculative post above. The Audio Reference phono stage you refer to is quite different to what's being discussed here. Personally, I rate them 3rd class - crass, noisy and fragile compared to top units available today.
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