[Iron_Dreamer]

That is cool, well no worries then, I guess. I would always test any amp you're going to use it with in unbalanced mode, just to be usre.

 

[Edwood]

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Originally Posted by Iron_Dreamer Tev, yeah, you just need cables that are wired for 1/4" on one side and XLR on the other. I built some for Edwood that are like that. The signals are 100% compatible, so no problems there.

Yeah, it's just three connections. Signal, Inverted Signal, and Ground. You can buy adapters to use existing XLR cables, or roll your own.

I finally made some longer cables. Balanced is great, it rejects nearly all computer noise. And these are the noises at the highest volume that would blow out my ear drums if I was playing any music.

-Ed

 

[Edwood]

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Originally Posted by Iron_Dreamer That is cool, well no worries then, I guess. I would always test any amp you're going to use it with in unbalanced mode, just to be usre.

The readings from the Little seems kinda high (2.27V at max volume.), is that OK? It sounded fine.

-Ed

 

[Iron_Dreamer]

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Originally Posted by Edwood The readings from the Little seems kinda high (2.27V at max volume.), is that OK? It sounded fine. -Ed

I wouldn't use it like that, since at least according to Kevin Gilmore, any more than 0.1V can destroy headphones.