balanced connections

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is there such athing as balanced y adapters to byamp

 

[Anonymous]

so????

 

[Thaiman]

Ciao Signor SEX.

How is your cooking going mate?

 

[Anonymous]

last day of work and then 2 weeks on olydays in sardinia lostening to my dads pathos if he asent sold it yet

 

[Andrew Everard]

What, like these you mean?

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="sex"]is there such athing as balanced y adapters to byamp[/quote]

I'm having a pair of Anthem 2's made in a Y format(havn't asked how much though,I'll sort that when they are installed)

 

[Anonymous]

it seems the y shaped cables for bi-amping could be better for sound quality......a sealed bi-amp box with 1 input and 2 outputs was better to my ears.

 

[Anonymous]

[quote user="Andrew Everard"]
What, like these you mean?
[/quote] you are the man but now the question raises balaced or unbalanced connections wats the difference and the pros and cons please be so kind to explain

 

[Andrew Everard]

Very simple version - most conventional connections use the main core for the + conductor and the - as the shield, whereas balanced connections have separate + and - conductors, each with their own shield, hence the third pin.

They thus offer better interference rejection, as anything picked up on the + will also be picked up on the -, thus self-cancelling.

As I said, the very simple version...

 

[Anonymous]

this meand that thy give less interference but not explicitly better sound