Figure 12: Single-ended bridging cable
2.Connect the bridging cable between the left- and right-channel XLR-type input connectors, taking care to insert the correct cable end into its designated channel. You may fabricate such a cable according to Figure 12; it's also available through your Mark Levinson dealer as part of a single-ended bridging kit.
Note: If fabricating the bridging cable, be sure to use high- quality audio interconnect cable (such as Madrigal HPC).
22-guage buss wire
Left-channel | 2 1 | Signal ground (shield) | | |
XLR male | | | | |
line-mount | 3 | 2 | 1 | Right-channel |
(rear view) | | | |
| | | XLR male |
| | 3 | | line-mount |
| | | | (rear view) |
Signal hot (center conductor)
22-guage buss wire
3.Connect the left-channel + (positive or red) output post of the Nº29 to the + (positive or red) input terminal of the appropriate loudspeaker. Connect the right-channel + (positive or red) output post of the Nº29 to the – (negative or black) input terminal of the same loudspeaker.
4.Repeat this procedure for the other Nº29 to be bridged.
