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DIY Audio Electronics from Zynsonix.com: Balanced Audio ...
http://www.diyaudioblog.com/2016/11/balanced-audio-switchbox-audiophile.html
The unit would have a single pair of balanced XLR inputs, and four pair of balanced XLR outputs. I selected the Neutrik DLX series with heavy duty shielding. As Neutrik states on their page: "[the] all metal housing works in combination with a new duplex ground contact yielding the best RF protection and ground conductivity in a chassis mount XLR". ". Creating the holes in the …
DIY Audio Switch : 9 Steps (with Pictures) - Instructables
https://www.instructables.com/DIY-Audio-Switch/
DIY Audio Switch: A while back I got an old data switch off Freecycle and I've been eyeing it ever since and thinking "I should really convert that to a stereo audio switch." And so, after about a year of looking at it, I finally converted that old data switch into a…
DIY Audio Electronics from Zynsonix.com: Custom RCA Switch ...
http://www.diyaudioblog.com/2012/06/custom-rca-switch-box-for-audio.html
A switch box keeps it simple so one doesn't have to reach in the back of the rack and manually switch interconnects to listen to particular equipment. They will commonly have multiple RCA jacks (or in some cases XLR jacks) for both input and output and a switch which is commonly 2 pole (stereo with common ground) or 4 pole (stereo with isolated ...
Balanced audio switching - Audiogon Discussion Forum
https://forum.audiogon.com/discussions/balanced-audio-switching
I've now seen online balanced switches ranging in price from $180 to $372. The $180 MAD unit seems to offer 4 to 2 pairs of connections, the $192 Kramer 4 to 1, the $373 Goldpoint 2 to 1. The Goldpoint unit appears to be the most handsome, followed by the MAD unit, then the industrial looking Kramer.
DIY XLR A/B switch box » 4irmann's Audio Blog
https://blog.airmann.de/diy-xlr-ab-switch-box/
During the last weeks I finished another little DIY project: an XLR A/B switch box. This thingy has two balanced stereo XLR inputs and one balanced stereo XLR output. Together these are four mono input channels and two mono output channels. It’s a great tool if you need to switch between two input sources like e.g. two DAC’s etc.
This DIY balanced 4 pin XLR switcher that I made for my ...
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This DIY balanced 4 pin XLR switcher that I made for my amp and headphones (Re-Uploaded because last post did not have audio).
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