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|    Use both inputs on stereo amp?    |
|    26 Dec 25 07:09:52    |
      From: toby@tobiah.org              I have a Denon POA-220 stereo amplifier that I use       to monitor an audio interface when running Windows.       This interface does not work under Linux, But I have       a Scarlet 2i2 that does. I tried using a Radio Shack       stereo switch to change the amplifier source between       the two interfaces, but it introduced noise.              So I noticed that the amp has two RCA inputs for each       channel:               https://tinyurl.com/mrxzrwuf              one marked "CD" and the other "NORMAL". I'm tempted       to use these to connect both interfaces at once, but       something tells me that may not be a great idea. There       are no input switches on the amp. The only controls       are power, and speaker A/B switches.              My main interface is a Presonus 1810, with the older       USB connection. It seems that the USB-C version is       supported by Linux, but I can't get my version to work,       although I do see some Alsa devices (but not the outputs)       in the mixer.                     Toby              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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