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3. digital inputs
These inputs accept digital audio signal (DAS) via cables equipped with either EIAJ optical or RCA (S/PDIF) coaxial connectors from digital sources such as a compact disc transport, laser disc transport, digital audio tape transport, or digital broadcast receiver.
The EIAJ input accepts digital audio signal (DAS) via optical cable equipped with the EIAJ optical connector (sometimes called “Toslink™”) from digital sources such as a compact disc transport, laser disc transport, digital audio tape transport, or digital broadcast receiver.
The RCA input accepts digital audio signal (DAS) via cables equipped with
The RCA input conforms to the Sony/Phillips Digital Interface Standard (S/PDIF), which calls for a 75Ω transmission of the DAS. Use a digital interconnecting cable specifically designed for the 75Ω S/PDIF standard when using this input.
4. balanced analog outputs
These outputs normally provide balanced
Pin 1: Signal ground
Pin 2: Signal +
Pin 3: Signal – (inverting)
Connector ground lug: chassis ground
Alternatively, you may elect to use the variable output capability of the Nº390S as a volume control, driving the power amplifier in your system directly. For a
Since many people have at least one analog source, they will be better off having a full preamplifier to coordinate the operation of the entire