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    Join Date: Jan 2014

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    I'm Malcolm.

    Default Balanced XLR biamping

    Hopefully a simple question --

    Is anyone bi-amping with balanced XLR interconnects here? If so, what do you use to make two go into one at the pre-amp end?

    Friend of mine had cables specially terminated by Chord Company - is this (or something like it) the best way to go? Or is there a cheaper and just-as-effective way forward?

    Thanks.

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    I'm Rob.

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    I have several unbalanced pre amps with 2 outs. These are just daisy-chained and are not separate feeds. You could make some dual xlr sockets for L & R outs. I can't see why that would not work. If it didn't you've only wasted a few quid.

    Something like this might do, although the male/female orientation may not match.

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