I am having the same concerns. I have a fully balanced preamp but currently a single ended source. I'm wondering whether it's better to get the preamp to have a single ended input or simply buy a single ended to XLR cable.
XLR to RCA conversion
I have learned that my Manley monoblocks perform better using a single-ended input, rather than the balanced cable I am using.
If I were to buy the Cardas converters that would enable me to convert the XLR to an RCA at the amp end, would I (1) have to do the same at the Audio Aero Capitole output end or could I just convert the input or amp end of the connection?
I have to use my 40 foot balanced interconnects and want to go single-ended at the amps and HOPEFULLY still get the benefit of a balanced cable and the noise rejection it provides.
Thanks in advance for your help.
If I were to buy the Cardas converters that would enable me to convert the XLR to an RCA at the amp end, would I (1) have to do the same at the Audio Aero Capitole output end or could I just convert the input or amp end of the connection?
I have to use my 40 foot balanced interconnects and want to go single-ended at the amps and HOPEFULLY still get the benefit of a balanced cable and the noise rejection it provides.
Thanks in advance for your help.