Quote Originally Posted by Light Dependant Resistor View Post
Ideally all equipment we use, should match the level of the source media we purchase or use.

If used with a passive, then there is no need to change the sensitivity with a 306, as it then is perfectly suited to line level output from almost every known source component. This is because the RMS level in media we use rarely exceeds 350mv , The source component equipment can have, and usually does have much higher specification, but the media itself ie CD's Flac files etc in my experience never exceeds the 350mv mark, see attached which is a flac file being read by Audacity, the RMS level is in light blue

Level changes away from the source level, appeasing other equipment's lack of sensitivity,( IMO then on entirely the wrong path ) is then neatly avoided.
Cheers, Chris! Btw, I hope you're well and staying safe, mate

Hey, at long last I'll be able to try your LDR, which might match really well with the 306... On that note, and just to clarify, in terms of the connections at the rear of the unit... I'm presuming that the two phono sockets separated from the rest, on the far right, are the outputs to the power amp?

Also, of the other three sets of sockets to the left of that, what are the differences, if any, and which one should I connect to my CD player? Furthermore, in terms of the input selector switch, it just seems to continually click round, without limit, so how do you know which inputs it's activating, other than simply listening for when the sound comes through or not?

Marco.