HELP! Balanced line problem

[2004alpinewhite 10+ year member]

Question, I have an eclipse cd-8053.. it comes with the ABILITY to go balanced, but requires the balanced-line adapter (that can no longer be found anywhere).. Is there any other method to use this signal? Are there other balanced line adapters that would be able to do the same job? I really have no idea about this.. I know that I am getting 2 amps that both accept the balanced out, so I would really like to use it!

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[Side Show 10+ year member]

huh?

 

[2004alpinewhite 10+ year member]

ok.. Off the back of the deck there are 7 rca cables. There would normally be 3 for the low, mid, high setup and 1 for non-fader out for sub, but instead there is a second pair of rcas for each of the low, med, and high. So there is basically one pair of rcas per channel. Whereas, an amp will only take one single rca wire per channel. The deck does 8v out in each of the rca wires, so if you dont run the balanced signal you only use 8v and one of the two rcas per channel. I need a balanced line adapter.. Something to put two rca signals into one rca output (for each of the 6 channels). It compares the signals of the two wires and figures out what should and shouldn't be there, and eliminates the noise that can be introduced through ground loops.

The question is.. Where can I find such an adapter?? The eclipse one is so old that it can't be found anywhere.. There just happens to be a cd8053 on ebay right now with the adapter.. I think I may just end up buying the deck with the adapter and relisting the deck.. lol.. that is, unless someone on here can help me?

 

[audioarsonal 10+ year member]

I believe Maxxsoncs makes a balanced line driver.But as for using the one you have now you would need the modual.