Does anyone know if Rotel amps are common ground? Need to know how they'll work with SDA's?
Rotel
RB-1092 2 channel
RB-1080 2 channel
RMB-1075 5 channel
RMB-1095 5 channel
Thanks
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Rotel
RB-1092 2 channel
RB-1080 2 channel
RMB-1075 5 channel
RMB-1095 5 channel
Thanks
Last edited by leroyjr1; 01-03-2009 at 10:23 AM.
Got a multimeter? Super easy to figure that out.
Doro will hopefully correct me if I'm wrong, but AFAIK...
Set the meter to check resistance, amp off, unplugged if it makes you feel more comfortable. Take off shoes and any metal jewelry.
Set the probes on each of the negative binding posts, if it's open you'll get no reading (reads - - - - on my meter) and the amps non-common ground. If you get zero or close then the amp ground is common.
Wris****ch--->Crisco
Yep, check for resistance between the negative terminals. Zero resistance is common ground.
Another way without a meter is to look at the bridging options. If the amp is bridgeable and you need to use the red terminals for the single speaker, it's common ground.
Thanks ShinAce & strider
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Just an update. I emailed Rotel asking if there amps was common ground and they just got back with me .
All amps are common ground except the new class d digital amps.
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