Balanced connection description – ISP Technologies HDA 1003 Remote Amplifier User Manual
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BALANCED CONNECTION DESCRIPTION
The ISP remote Sub Amplifier has a balanced XLR input and two outputs configured to
AES standards (Audio Engineering Society). These connections are connected in a
loop through configuration from the inputs to the full range outputs and will accept a
balanced line-level input. The standard phase configuration is that pin 2 is (+), pin 3 is
(-), and pin 1 is shielded ground on the XLR.
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