- Aug 10, 2019
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Morning All,
So I'm finally happy with the sound of my system (let's see how long that lasts!) and the final niggle is this hiss in the background that is only just about audible when playing very low volumes. I'm connecting my 8200cdq to my xpower via VDH d102 III which I'm very please with tone wise.
Ive read that the xlr outputs sidestep this hiss - I would be running over a short .75m so no other benefits re long distance runs.
From my understanding, this hiss is removed via xlr due to the setup on the cdq side and not the cable itself per se.
So (finally) to my question. As the xpower does not have xlr inputs, would my system benefit from using a cable with xlr connections at one end and phono at the other? obviously it won't be balanced etc. but would this remove the hiss?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Martyn
So I'm finally happy with the sound of my system (let's see how long that lasts!) and the final niggle is this hiss in the background that is only just about audible when playing very low volumes. I'm connecting my 8200cdq to my xpower via VDH d102 III which I'm very please with tone wise.
Ive read that the xlr outputs sidestep this hiss - I would be running over a short .75m so no other benefits re long distance runs.
From my understanding, this hiss is removed via xlr due to the setup on the cdq side and not the cable itself per se.
So (finally) to my question. As the xpower does not have xlr inputs, would my system benefit from using a cable with xlr connections at one end and phono at the other? obviously it won't be balanced etc. but would this remove the hiss?
Any help greatly appreciated!
Martyn