[greenhorn]

I have 1 source and 2 amps: a Prehead and a Grado RA1.

As you might know, the Prehead has a pair of passive bypass outputs.

What I have done so far is connecting the source to the Prehead using a pair of Nitrogens and connecting the Grado RA1 to the bypass output of the Prehead using a second pair of Nitrogens.

So the signal going to the Grado amp goes through two Nitrogens which are "inseriated" via the Prehead, right?

My question is: which is the effect of having two ProSink terminations on the path of the signal (instead of just one)?

Thanks!

 

[carterondrums]

good question

 

[oneeyedhobbit]

You'd have to ask Justin for the best explanation, I can only guess that you'll have more volume attenuation?

 

[elnero]

Quote:

Originally Posted by oneeyedhobbit You'd have to ask Justin for the best explanation, I can only guess that you'll have more volume attenuation?

Justin? I think you mean Eric and I think your right, the question would be best directed to him for the best answer but my guess would be the same, more volume attenuation.

 

[eric343]

That is correct. Though the actual sonic performance of the cables will be unaffected, you will find that the volume attenuation is increased.

 

[greenhorn]

Thanks, Eric! I really LOVE your cables, you know.

 

[eric343]

I'm glad you like them!