![]() ![]() ![]() Really, the tube buffer is an experiment that may or may not last, but want to play with it for months and thus want something better than manually switching cables for different inputs. PS: You may pelt me for the buffer, as long as you please answer the other aspects as I doubt I will cause any issue to my equipment, but want to know if electronically from those with electronics knowledge what the affect would be in my specific situation before I go and do it. Yes/No?Ĭould this setup cause any concern for the health of my amp?Ĭould this setup cause any sound degredation of any realistically hearable proportion? Since electronically the A path hitting the Y would be when active connected to the A Path of the switch for input and the B Path while switched off on the input side, the buffer's output (whether turned off or on) is going to be in parallel through the B of the Y, and thus could affect the signal from A to the amplifier.Įffectively, at least when the buffer is turned off, (there is no vampire power I am aware of but not sure), would that essentially make the B Path switched off both at the A/B Switch SYS, as well as the backend of the buffer attached to the B end of the Y. That buffer output would go to the other Y and to the amp. Posted about my SAB listing a few weeks ago about not showing up in search only when you entered the exact name. Path B would allow me to go to an tube buffer (I know frowned upon) that would typically be shut off. The switch would make it that only one path would be active at a time. My amp would have a Y cable, so there would be path A and path B. I would like to split that output and have a Schiit SYS 2 RCA In, one out (essentially a switched Y) that would allow the signal path out one path or the other. I have a question that goes along with this thread.Īttached drawing shows setup, easier to follow than my explaination probably.Ĭoming out of my pre/pro which I use for both 2 channel and 5.1, there is the L/R RCA out that would go to my amplifier.
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