Onkyo P-3000R with Pass Labs X350.8

[harri009]

I would think the RCA to XLR would function no different than the RCA connection when I comes to the supersymmetry. Unlike some balanced designs I believe the pass actually utilizes a balanced signal for the patented results. At the price point of the new pass amps I have no idea why you would not want it functioning to its full.

[Dave_72]

Originally Posted by harri009

I would think the RCA to XLR would function no different than the RCA connection when I comes to the supersymmetry. Unlike some balanced designs I believe the pass actually utilizes a balanced signal for the patented results. At the price point of the new pass amps I have no idea why you would not want it functioning to its full.

I don't understand why you won't get results with single ended. I mean why design an amp like that? Anyway, I'll ask the boys at Pass Labs what's up. Thanks for your comments.

[Dave_72]

Originally Posted by Volks

Yes.....very very good Idea!!!!

[watercourse]

I've read Papa himself state that the single ended connection is a little noisier (due to the ground's connection to the negative pole), but the sonic signature is the same, still uses the SuperSymmetry circuit.

[Dave_72]

Originally Posted by watercourse

I've read Papa himself state that the single ended connection is a little noisier (due to the ground's connection to the negative pole), but the sonic signature is the same, still uses the SuperSymmetry circuit.

Thanks, I appreciate that.