Jamey Warren
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Yes, the balanced/unbalanced switch only applies to the analog inputs. The fully balanced DAC is always outputing +/- signals for each channel. When using unbalanced headphones with the digital input, the headphones only receive the + signal and the common ground but, all of the modules are receiving the balanced signal. When using the analog balanced connections, you can still use regular unbalanced headphones in the same manner. However, when using the unbalanced connections, there is no signal going to the - channel modules.
In short, it only applies to the analog section.
Glad you're enjoying it. I hope you guys have some fun tomorrow.
gpalmer, keep your hyabusa away from that amp. Not that it can't take it but, we put a lot of love into that thing already.
Cheers,
Jamey
Originally Posted by TheSloth Here's a question, as there's no manual and all: why does the balanced/unbalanced switch on the back not seem to do anything? Does it only apply to the analogue inputs/outputs? |
Yes, the balanced/unbalanced switch only applies to the analog inputs. The fully balanced DAC is always outputing +/- signals for each channel. When using unbalanced headphones with the digital input, the headphones only receive the + signal and the common ground but, all of the modules are receiving the balanced signal. When using the analog balanced connections, you can still use regular unbalanced headphones in the same manner. However, when using the unbalanced connections, there is no signal going to the - channel modules.
In short, it only applies to the analog section.
Glad you're enjoying it. I hope you guys have some fun tomorrow.
gpalmer, keep your hyabusa away from that amp. Not that it can't take it but, we put a lot of love into that thing already.
Cheers,
Jamey