[Funk-O-Meter]

*Delete Please*

Removed by author because the thread had immediatly taken a turn for the worse. Will attempt to re-author at some point and clearify. Don't want to start a scene. Should have been more clear. Sorry Head-fi.

 

[Edwood]

Yes, and when you put Off Road tires on your truck, you should probably have a 4 wheel drive transmission.

-Ed

 

[chris719]

Most headphones have four wires. When you use dual XLR's with a balanced amp you actually do get a balanced signal. A balanced amp like the blockhead, gilmore dynamight, etc.. have four channels and produce the signal and inverted signal (given a balanced input), so each XLR does in fact contain + and - signals.

 

[ayt999]

wow, you're so confused and trying to spread misinformation about a topic that already seems to be quite confusing to many people.

your title sure doesn't help with phrases like "truth" in it to describe your thoughts.

 

[chris719]

Maybe Dr. Gilmore will be kind enough to set this guy straight

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[Edwood]

A simple search on Google about the differences between Balanced and Single Ended should suffice.

Searching here helps too.

-Ed

 

[spraggih]

Quote:

Originally Posted by Funk-O-Meter *Delete Please* Removed by author because the thread had immediatly taken a turn for the worse. Will attempt to re-author at some point and clearify. Don't want to start a scene. Should have been more clear. Sorry Head-fi.

You know the title grapped me and I wondered as I clicked, "Does this guy know what he is starting..." I was ready to see people polarized. I still think inbetween any squabbles there would be a good deal of good information on both sides of the issue.

O well I will wait.

 

[TheSloth]

This has been done already with some serious scientific points placed by some of the leaders in the industry. Search is your friend. You will find the mega balanced vs. single ended thread.