I recently moved/downsized, and no longer have a dedicated home theater. I now have a listening room where I only play vinyl. I'm thinking of adding one of my HT amps into this set up, but have encountered a speed bump: XLR vs RCA.
My equipment is:
Rega P9 turntable
Ear 834p phono (tube) pre-amp
B&W N804 speakers
I want to use my Krell KAV-500 amp in this system (but only using two of the five channels of the amp).
The Krell input connectors are XLR Balanced. (see link for picture) http://product-images.highwire.com/4160214/6033-6.jpg
The Ear 834P preamp out put connector are RCA.
From those in the audiophile arena, what would you suggest I do to overcome this bump in the road?
http://media.photobucket.com/user/Ace_Hayashi/media/For%20Sale%20Items/EAR834P-2.jpg.html?filters[term]=ear%20834p%20signature%20mm&filters[primary]=images&filters[secondary]=videos&sort=1&o=4
I recently moved/downsized, and no longer have a dedicated home theater. I now have a listening room where I only play vinyl. I'm thinking of adding one of my HT amps into this set up, but have encountered a speed bump: XLR vs RCA.
My equipment is:
Rega P9 turntable
Ear 834p phono (tube) pre-amp
B&W N804 speakers
I want to use my Krell KAV-500 amp in this system (but only using two of the five channels of the amp).
The Krell input connectors are XLR Balanced. (see link for picture) http://product-images.highwire.com/4160214/6033-6.jpg
The Ear 834P preamp out put connector are RCA.
From those in the audiophile arena, what would you suggest I do to overcome this bump in the road?
http://media.photobucket.com/user/Ace_Hayashi/media/For%20Sale%20Items/EAR834P-2.jpg.html?filters[term]=ear%20834p%20signature%20mm&filters[primary]=images&filters[secondary]=videos&sort=1&o=4