not really in the market for these right now, but just something i was curious about! so ideally, you'd want a TT that outputs balanced, then a power amp that does balanced and a preamp that does balanced....none of which i have haha.
Yeah I gotta say I don't see this sales strategy Pro Ject is going for as doing well AT all. I think people are going to see all this info about balanced outputs and whatnot and just immediately turn the page because WHO HAS TIME FOR ALL THAT SHIT.
i guess if i was starting from scratch, maybe i'd go for an all-balanced rig. but definitely not gonna double back...
I means that's exactly it. There's no benefit unless it's like your first turntable.
Cable suppliers will grit their teeth while throwing a fist at the sky.
You can do either, but they won’t be a true balanced signal. You can buy either adapters that go onto the rca plug, or Blue Jeans can make a cable with RCA on one side and XLR or TRS on the other.
Not clear on the budget, but Revel makes good ones.
Klipsch makes/sells some good outdoor speakers.
I'll check these out. I sit on a board for a nonprofit and they asked me to get some options for them to review. Budget isn't known because they need to fundraise for the project still. Since it's a nonprofit very high end and expensive are out. But they rarely go low end and cheapest either. They have no idea how much any of this stuff costs. So I'll try and put together a low, medium, and high set of options for them to look at and then they can do a general budget for their proposal.
This was what I first looked at and will probably be one of the options I suggest.
The only thing I’d add is to make sure that the speaker is referenced for beachfront or saltwater resistant applications. Not all outdoor speakers handle salty conditions well.
Do you think even if it's a couple minute walk to the water that it's still enough in the air to be a concern? This was my first thought and I've been trying to find a good answer online.
