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kootenay

In Reply to: RE: Are you sure you got the output cable? posted by Victor Khomenko on June 23, 2024 at 18:30:44

I'll order the 5-pin DIN cable and we'll let you know if it works or not. Thanks.

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Pin 2 is ground - Victor Khomenko 15:36:07 06/24/24 (4)
Pins 3 and 5 are the two signals. It is taken right before it hits the output board.

Once it gets to the output board the signal travels through two opamp stages and one push-pull, followed by the transformer.
- Yo da man!... - kootenay 17:14:01 06/24/24 (3)
  Using the 5-pin din to RCA female jacks work. Soundwise, I will have to evaluate it further. It's a new cable so it'll require a little bit of breaking-in, but from what I've heard so far it has more resolution than the sound coming out using the regular PR99 xlr output jacks.
  
  Thanks for the tip...
  - And...? - Victor Khomenko 05:33:44 07/01/24 (2)
    Observations?
    - At first I was using the mono price... - kootenay 09:52:01 07/02/24 (1)
      20-foot run RCA interconnects as the Revox PR 99 MKII is about 13 feet or there about away from the pre-amp. The sound was great with lots of resolution but the highs were a little spitty for my taste. So I decided to experiment with the interconnects by replacing them with 20-foot run NBS XLR cables that I have lying around. The sound is much more organic and well-balanced devoid of electronic hash.
      
      I compared the regular configuration where I was using the normal XLR output vs. the DIN output back and forth and found out the DIN output is much more fluid and very transparent in delivering the music. As you said, by using the DIN output the signal will be routed away before it hits the output board in a way what I'm hearing is the signal from the tape heads with minimal interference. Am I correct in this assertion?
      - Yes, you should get more natural, relaxed sound - Victor Khomenko 15:07:34 07/02/24 (0)
        
        In Reply to: RE: At first I was using the mono price... posted by kootenay on July 02, 2024 at 09:52:01
        
        It opens up, gets more air.

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