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In Reply to: Mackie HR824's with passive pre (cable question) posted by RJV1976 on April 28, 2004 at 07:46:31:
This is not what you want to hear, but in the pro forum we look at things a bit differently than elsewhere. To paraphrase an old saying, those who can play/create music do, those who can't are called audiophiles.
That being said, cables don't matter much. Nothing is worth more than a buck a foot. Passive components aren't a good idea. The single most important change you can make is to get everything in your system over to balanced. BTW, to add a turntable you'll need a high gain active pre-amp with RIAA equalization. A professional quality pre-amp with balanced outs is what you should be looking at.
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Follow Ups
- Re: Mackie HR824's with passive pre (cable question) - Bill Fitzmaurice 13:26:20 04/28/04 (10)
- Re: Mackie HR824's with passive pre (cable question) - RJV1976 14:35:29 04/28/04 (9)
- Monarchy Audio - taloyd 11:48:47 05/06/04 (3)
- Balanced lines are key to good sound. - Bill Fitzmaurice 12:08:27 05/06/04 (2)
- Re: Balanced lines are key to good sound. - taloyd 12:25:04 05/12/04 (1)
- Signal and power grounds should not be all connected. - Bill Fitzmaurice 14:35:57 05/12/04 (0)
- Ah, there's the rub. - Bill Fitzmaurice 04:56:56 04/29/04 (4)
- Excellent.. - RJV1976 05:29:50 04/29/04 (0)
- Hey Bill! - oldroadie 05:17:14 04/29/04 (2)
- Thanks for the link. - Bill Fitzmaurice 05:14:18 04/30/04 (1)
- Welcome - oldroadie 08:28:26 04/30/04 (1)
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