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    Senior Member BMWCCA's Avatar
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    I agree that if you're not balanced from start to finish, then you're not balanced so no need to worry about it. Just connect your pre-amp output to the 1/4-inch inputs either with 1/4-inch adapters to standard RCA cables or readily available cables with RCA phono males on one end and 1/4-inch males on the other. I have 4345s and bi-amp them using an Ashly crossover and that's what I do. Now my Crown amps take 1/4-inch inputs so that's a bit easier as I just use 1/4-inch males on both ends of the cable from the crossover to the amps. Here's what I use when I have to go RCA to 1/4-inch and they've worked well for me with Crown amps for years in non-bi-amp systems:
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    ". . . as you have no doubt noticed, no one told the 4345 that it can't work correctly so it does anyway."—Greg Timbers

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    Wow, thanks a bunch guys.

    I did miss the part about not being able to take an unbalanced connection to a balanced connection. My mistake.

    However, I think I feel comfortable getting the items I need. Will let you guys know when I get them hooked up.

    Greg

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    If you can find, or are willing to make up a set of RCA to spade cables,
    I think you'd have fewer "bad connection" problems. Personal preference
    and a bit of experience with old 1/4" phone jacks.

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