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I think Behringers will work best with preamps- processors with XLR balanced outputs. I have seen a lot of posts referring to the lower level output of regular consumer gear... and mis-matched levels and hence the noise.
proper connections between the pre-pro and Behringers will solve this issue.
Also ..... how do people connect a unbalanced output on a RCA jack to the balanced XLR input of Behringers?
I guess you have to use a custom cable....right ?
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The BFD accepts both balanced and unbalanced connections - both on the input and output. It also accepts consumer voltage levels and professional voltage levels.
The BFD is a unity gain device, so is essentially transparent with respect to voltage levels as long as maximums are respected. Problems occur when users connect a professional level subwoofer amp to a standard consumer level receiver. It has nothing to do with the BFD. The problem is easily solved with a line amp though. It has little to do with good or poor receivers. It's simply a matter of standard voltage levels that are used in consumer gear being mixed with pro equipment.
To connect a BFD, some people prefer to make or purchase custom cables, but most simply use
this adaptor.
brucek