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Xlr to RCA adapters
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<blockquote data-quote="thenoizeguy" data-source="post: 818293" data-attributes="member: 14345"><p>It's not always as simple as making or buying an adapter. </p><p>Firstly you are going from 4 connections (XLR pin 1,2,3 and casing to RCA pin and shield. and secondly XLR outputs and inputs often have a completely different impedance and gain structure.</p><p></p><p>You could connect pin 1,3 and casing to RCA shield and pin 2 to RCA pin and have no problems, but check the output level that the XLR connector is going to be plugged into first.</p><p>The "hifi" world often has a "different" way of using XLR's, but the wiring config would usually be printed near the outputs.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="thenoizeguy, post: 818293, member: 14345"] It's not always as simple as making or buying an adapter. Firstly you are going from 4 connections (XLR pin 1,2,3 and casing to RCA pin and shield. and secondly XLR outputs and inputs often have a completely different impedance and gain structure. You could connect pin 1,3 and casing to RCA shield and pin 2 to RCA pin and have no problems, but check the output level that the XLR connector is going to be plugged into first. The "hifi" world often has a "different" way of using XLR's, but the wiring config would usually be printed near the outputs. [/QUOTE]
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