I know you can get these from the likes of Russ Andrews at £44 BUT can the same priced or maybe lower priced standard 0.5m stereo interconnects be used instead (i.e Chord Crimson interconnect)? Ta [😉]
Jumpers for my NAD C355BEE amp
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No reason at all why not. Or you could ask Audioquest's UK distributor The Multiroom Company about these, which sell for about $30 in the States.
hmmm , might get some of them when i get my cd player and stereo amp , do they just plug into the speakers ?
MattSPL:So am i right in thinking that the Nad amp(or other) will sound better using its pre out's into its power input's, rather than its internal wiring?
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
Andrew Everard:
No reason at all why not. Or you could ask Audioquest's UK distributor The Multiroom Company about these, which sell for about $30 in the States.
Cheers Mr E
Seen these on eBay so just ordered me some; I'll let you know the differences when they land
No reason at all why not. Or you could ask Audioquest's UK distributor The Multiroom Company about these, which sell for about $30 in the States.
Cheers Mr E
Seen these on eBay so just ordered me some; I'll let you know the differences when they land
Andrew Everard:
MattSPL:So am i right in thinking that the Nad amp(or other) will sound better using its pre out's into its power input's, rather than its internal wiring?
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
I seem to remember a friends old Trio amp had the external ones come to think of it.
MattSPL:So am i right in thinking that the Nad amp(or other) will sound better using its pre out's into its power input's, rather than its internal wiring?
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
I seem to remember a friends old Trio amp had the external ones come to think of it.
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MattSPL:Andrew Everard:
MattSPL:So am i right in thinking that the Nad amp(or other) will sound better using its pre out's into its power input's, rather than its internal wiring?
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
I seem to remember a friends old Trio amp had the external ones come to think of it.
Hi Matt
Yes Trio amps did have external jumpers. Talking of Trio i think they made some superb equipment such as the HD Series which were mini sized components and included a turntable, tuner, two amplifiers, cdp and a tape deck. These could be bought individually and were produced in mid-late eightes. Well built, featured and excellent performing components.
All the best
Rick @ Musicraft
MattSPL:So am i right in thinking that the Nad amp(or other) will sound better using its pre out's into its power input's, rather than its internal wiring?
Some amps, such as NAD models, don't have internal pre/power wiring - just the external jumpers.
I seem to remember a friends old Trio amp had the external ones come to think of it.
Hi Matt
Yes Trio amps did have external jumpers. Talking of Trio i think they made some superb equipment such as the HD Series which were mini sized components and included a turntable, tuner, two amplifiers, cdp and a tape deck. These could be bought individually and were produced in mid-late eightes. Well built, featured and excellent performing components.
All the best
Rick @ Musicraft
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