Were Do You Find High Level Input Plugs?

[Edward_Stryfe]

I've noticed some seem like PC power connectors, but my amp came used and without the plug. This is the jack but what kind of keywords do I use when looking for high level inputs? I'm aware the amp is pretty ***** but I've been told that RCA's can result in hissing or noise so I was hoping to avoid that. It's a Rockwood Amp and before you write up a lecture about how bad it is, it gets the job done in my application and putts out decent power. I'm also curious for future application whether there's some third party or resource I can use to get the inputs from.

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[SubbinNCali 10+ year member]

Ebay, or make them yourself. Find out what terminal does what and make a single or individual connections. I had to make one for an older PPI amp I have. I would try RCA's first if you can.

 

[Edward_Stryfe]

I already have tried RCA's there is some noise coming through but they are super cheap RCA's I'm planning on using the better ones that come with the wiring kits when it gets here. Did you just connect each wire the connectors individually as in soldering the wire to the contact? I already have the diagram for the connections http://i.imgur.com/FHLtuBM.jpg It sort of seems like a 20pin connector for a PC would work if it had a portion removed, has anyone tried using one of the PC power supply connectors?

 

[SubbinNCali 10+ year member]

I didn't need to solder mine with some connectors I found that fit snuggly. I connected each wire/connector individually. It was only five. Never tried power supply connectors.

 

[Edward_Stryfe]

Alright thanks for the tip I'll see how it compares, appreciate it.