Is there any preamp jumpers you can recommend for pre out and main in other than the one audioquest makes?
nopiano said:Hi Gasolin, is your NAD splittable? I know the original 3020 was, but the pics I can find of the E model suggest not.
I'd probably get a set made up by one of the Van Damme suppliers like designacable.
Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
https://www.designacable.com/audio-visual/rca-phono-interconnects/gold-plated-rca-to-rca-lead-flexible-van-damme-cable.html
I doubt you could make them to this standard yourself for less money .
Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
https://www.designacable.com/audio-visual/rca-phono-interconnects/gold-plated-rca-to-rca-lead-flexible-van-damme-cable.html
I doubt you could make them to this standard yourself for less money .
gasolin said:Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
https://www.designacable.com/audio-visual/rca-phono-interconnects/gold-plated-rca-to-rca-lead-flexible-van-damme-cable.html
I doubt you could make them to this standard yourself for less money .
£30 for a pair, hoped it would cost a bit less than that.
I mean a good interconnect with just less cable shoud be able to buy one for £20 with shipping like QED Performance Audio Graphite, i jsut hate the thought of having to much cable when it's only for pre out and main in (as you can se i use Qed and inakustik interconnects)
Electro said:gasolin said:Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-15cm-RCA-Van-Damme-Silver-Cable-Pair-Black-Sleeved-Jumper-Amp-Interconnect-/172863760361?hash=item283f7ba7e9:g:SscAAOSwY71ZuRLl
I think it's 8.4£ for 2 x15 cm cable and 4£ for shipping, right? Does anybody know the quality, i mean van damme doesn't make just 1 cable but alot, how good is it?
gasolin said:Electro said:gasolin said:Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-15cm-RCA-Van-Damme-Silver-Cable-Pair-Black-Sleeved-Jumper-Amp-Interconnect-/172863760361?hash=item283f7ba7e9:g:SscAAOSwY71ZuRLl
I think it's 8.4£ for 2 x15 cm cable and 4£ for shipping, right? Does anybody know the quality, i mean van damme doesn't make just 1 cable but alot, how good is it?
I got free shipping when I bought mine *scratch_one-s_head* , are you outside the UK ?
As to the quality of Van Damme cable, I use Van Damme speaker cable, interconnects, and digital cables and they are the equal if not better that the extremely expensive Nordost cable I used to own .
The build and sound quality is exemplary and I can back this up with personal experience.
Van Damme also print the full electrical spec of all their cables so you know exactly what you are getting no question .
The cables in your ebay link look very good and should be perfect for the job. *smile*
Electro said:gasolin said:Electro said:gasolin said:Electro said:Designacable will make you a 25cm interconnect in a choice of nine different colours terminated and using top quality silver plated oxygen free copper Van Damme cable and gold plated REAN RCA connectors for £8.14 each .
http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Short-15cm-RCA-Van-Damme-Silver-Cable-Pair-Black-Sleeved-Jumper-Amp-Interconnect-/172863760361?hash=item283f7ba7e9:g:SscAAOSwY71ZuRLl
I think it's 8.4£ for 2 x15 cm cable and 4£ for shipping, right? Does anybody know the quality, i mean van damme doesn't make just 1 cable but alot, how good is it?
I got free shipping when I bought mine *scratch_one-s_head* , are you outside the UK ?
As to the quality of Van Damme cable, I use Van Damme speaker cable, interconnects, and digital cables and they are the equal if not better that the extremely expensive Nordost cable I used to own .
The build and sound quality is exemplary and I can back this up with personal experience.
Van Damme also print the full electrical spec of all their cables so you know exactly what you are getting no question .
The cables in your ebay link look very good and should be perfect for the job. *smile*
Yes outside of uk
Just got a reply from the dealer, it is indeed 2 cables, im gonna order it for the price of £12.40
Update i have ordered a pair
Yes, I do. But the question wasn't versus NAD jumpers, rather against an expensive option. I presume the originals were missing.andyjm said:Does no one on here see the absurdity of the suggestion that two very short (2cm?) jumpers are replaced by a length of wire?
Why not unpick all the copper tracks on the circuit board and replace those with wire while you are at it. Then there are those troublesome leads coming out of the output transistors. Lets snip them off and replace by wire as well.....
Cable is passive. All a cable can do is make the signal worse, therefore the best cable is the shortest cable. NAD's two little jumpers are ideal for the job. In the same way the shorting plates supplied with bi wirable speakers are perfect for the job and messing around with bits of wire can only make matters worse.
I'm not so sure hence my reply in post #6. Gasolin even posted a link in relation to an "upgrade". He does have this amp for a while and used it.nopiano said:Yes, I do. But the question wasn't versus NAD jumpers, rather against an expensive option. I presume the originals were missing.andyjm said:Does no one on here see the absurdity of the suggestion that two very short (2cm?) jumpers are replaced by a length of wire?
Why not unpick all the copper tracks on the circuit board and replace those with wire while you are at it. Then there are those troublesome leads coming out of the output transistors. Lets snip them off and replace by wire as well.....
Cable is passive. All a cable can do is make the signal worse, therefore the best cable is the shortest cable. NAD's two little jumpers are ideal for the job. In the same way the shorting plates supplied with bi wirable speakers are perfect for the job and messing around with bits of wire can only make matters worse.
DougK said:He's a serial tweaker *smile*
nopiano said:Yes, I do. But the question wasn't versus NAD jumpers, rather against an expensive option. I presume the originals were missing.andyjm said:Does no one on here see the absurdity of the suggestion that two very short (2cm?) jumpers are replaced by a length of wire?
Why not unpick all the copper tracks on the circuit board and replace those with wire while you are at it. Then there are those troublesome leads coming out of the output transistors. Lets snip them off and replace by wire as well.....
Cable is passive. All a cable can do is make the signal worse, therefore the best cable is the shortest cable. NAD's two little jumpers are ideal for the job. In the same way the shorting plates supplied with bi wirable speakers are perfect for the job and messing around with bits of wire can only make matters worse.
Gasolin, where are you?!
DougK said:He's a serial tweaker *smile*
...and what exactly are the arrows for?Alantiggger said:Like these then : https://www.amazon.co.uk/AudioQuest-Male-Male-Preamp-Jumpers-2/dp/B0006V...