can you use a Y splitter from the dodd to mono amp?

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faster100
faster100 Posts: 6,124
edited July 2005 in 2 Channel Audio
Just like the title says.. can i use a Y splitter from the dodd's left/right out to a single rca cable to the mono in on the amp? just playing around and want to increase the input to the amp
MY HT RIG:
Sherwood p-965
Sherwood sd871 dvd
Rotel 1075 amp x5
LSI15 mains
LsiC center
LSIfx surround backs
Lsi7 side surrounds
SVS pb12/plus2

2 Channel Rig:

nad 1020 Pre-amp
Rotel 1080 stereo amp
Polk sda 2B
kenwood grunt Tuner
realistic lab 450 TT
Signal cable IC
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  • unc2701
    unc2701 Posts: 3,587
    edited July 2005
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    No!!!

    You need to get a special box to combine the signals. I'll try to find an ebay link.
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  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited July 2005
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    your kidding right? LOL
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2

    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
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  • nadams
    nadams Posts: 5,877
    edited July 2005
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    You ask a question then don't believe the answer?
    Ludicrous gibs!
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  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited July 2005
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    did you see the LOL? obviously because i did it and it worked but am afraid after i seen his response... what will it do? UNC has helped me before and i believe him... was just like, your kidding right, opps i did it already type response... calm down there :)
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2

    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
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  • RuSsMaN
    RuSsMaN Posts: 17,987
    edited July 2005
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    Yes you can do it. People do it all the time to combine L&R signals for subwoofers with a mono input.
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  • faster100
    faster100 Posts: 6,124
    edited July 2005
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    That was why i did do it, thought the same thing... didnt do anything when i tried it but work.. Thanks
    MY HT RIG:
    Sherwood p-965
    Sherwood sd871 dvd
    Rotel 1075 amp x5
    LSI15 mains
    LsiC center
    LSIfx surround backs
    Lsi7 side surrounds
    SVS pb12/plus2

    2 Channel Rig:

    nad 1020 Pre-amp
    Rotel 1080 stereo amp
    Polk sda 2B
    kenwood grunt Tuner
    realistic lab 450 TT
    Signal cable IC
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  • unc2701
    unc2701 Posts: 3,587
    edited July 2005
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    Russman-
    You sure about that? I thought they had to go through isolation transformers in order to keep from **** up your pre-amp... Unless it's different SS vs tubes?

    edit: I'm not saying it won't work, but the crossing signals would present a weird load for the preamp- I know for some pro-sound things I've done, we feed L-R signals into a combiner box, but you can ghetto rig one w/ a pair of 1:1 transformers.
    Gallo Ref 3.1 : Bryston 4b SST : Musical fidelity CD Pre : VPI HW-19
    Gallo Ref AV, Frankengallo Ref 3, LC60i : Bryston 9b SST : Meridian 565
    Jordan JX92s : MF X-T100 : Xray v8
    Backburner:Krell KAV-300i
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