Hi
im not shure if anybody can help me here, but i will just try it
What did i have...
A CD Player with balanced output and 2 mono power amps with balanced inputs.
The plan was to connect both with a 'passive preamp'. Therefore i bought
2 DACT volume switches.
I was told that the both units did not match very well (i did not have
the values of the impedances here) so i added 2 buffer amps from DACT
At the moment i am building a sigma22 power unit to feed them.
'Unfortunatelly' i got hands on a new, old turntable. So i also started
building a balanced RIAA pre amp for it.
2 sources?
So my nearly passive preamp now will need a source selector.
I am not very used to things like this (i'm just soldering kits in most
of the cases)
So what did i need...
I have looked about an ELMA rotary switch.
I would like to switch at least 2, better 3 balanced sources.
Best would be to switch plus, minus and ground.
So i found an ELMA 04-2344 switch.
It has 2 decks, 3 poles and 4 positions.
As far as i understand, it will be able to switch 4 balanced stereo sources.
Right?
Non shorting switches would be best for switching sources?
As said before, i am not very common with things like this
Or is there another (better and easy to build) solution for my problem.
Thanks, Joachim