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  1. John A. Gordon

    Pro audio amps for Home theater?

    Saying which connector is better, XLR, 1/4", RCA, etc., could possibly lead into heated debates. Many people have their own preferences. For me, I would use XLR. The 1/4" connector, especially if you are using a RCA to 1/4" adaptor, works fine as well. Both connectors will accept an...
  2. John A. Gordon

    Pro audio amps for Home theater?

    Isn't it fun to tweek? The joys of home audio. Another thing you can try, in regards to the hum issue, if you suspect components is to disconnect one component at a time. If the hum goes away after disconnecting something, then you may have hit the target. And Gregg, I too am very happy...
  3. John A. Gordon

    Pro audio amps for Home theater?

    QSC amps that are good for home use are ones mentioned in this thread. All 7 of the DCA models are THX approved for those looking for that feature. I have 3 of the DCA's in my system and I think they are great. As for cables, the 1/4" phone is fine and works. But if you are buying new...
  4. John A. Gordon

    Pro audio amps for Home theater?

    Gregg, I'm curious about the hum you have. Do you have cable hooked up to your system? If so, disconnect the cable and see if it goes away. As for the topic of this thread. Yes, pro amps can be used in a home theater--and by searching the forum, you will find it is very common...
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