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Apr 25, 2024
Yesterday i bought the DarkVoice and now i'm waiting to arrive in my home, but my question is: i have only one RCA output on DAC and is employed for SYS Pre-Amp. What do you suggest? a second DAC for DarkVoice? :/
Thanks in advance
Davide
Since the Sys is totally passive in nature, you could reverse the Sys in your chain. Plug the DAC into the output and then you can plug the Audioengine A+ Speakers into one of the inputs of the Sys and the Darkvoice into the other input. The selector switch can then be used to select between the two destinations. That is the way I'm using mine. I can feed one DAC output to two different amps and switch between them. This functionality has been confirmed by Schiit. The one caveat is that supposedly you have to turn the volume knob on the Sys all the way up for it to work in reverse mode which means that you would loose the passive pre-amp aspect. Interestingly in my case the volume control still works reversed however it does not have a very fine level of control. I only use it as a switch anyway so I leave the volume nob at 100% all the time. In your case I guess you would need to use the Audioengine's volume control knob which may be inconvenient.
Edit... One issue, I assume, with using the Darkvoice pre-amp outs is that it would have to be turned on when using the Audioengine speakers. Depending on how often the speakers would be used it would incease tube wear as they are on when the amp is not being used for headphone listening.
In my chain, I went to Amazon and bought 5 rca splitters for $9 that way I still have the option to feed into speakers, but I bought something else for my powered monitors
As long as there's a signal and connection, the sound won't deteriorate