Denon POA-6600 question

[Shonver]

I am the happy new owner of a pair of Denon POA-6600 monoblocks. They have a 12VDC input socket for remote power switching. I'd like to use the DC control output from my Nakamichi CA-7 to control these, but it appears to have a 24V signal out.

Questions:


Is the DC input of the Denon voltage-free?
Can I connect the 2 Denon inputs in series to split the Nak's 24V, or should I just reduce this to 12V level externally?


Thanks for any help!

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[Shonver]

OK, got it sorted out. The Nakamichi's 24V output is floating (not referenced to the analogue signal or ground). The Denons can handle this signal level, so I have not reduced the voltage.

I'm happy now. No need to switch off the Denons manually now.

[nakmandan]

Very cool! That's a nice rig you have there.:music: Those Denon amps are one of the few consumer amps that will accept balanced inputs too.

[Shonver]

Very cool! That's a nice rig you have there.:music: Those Denon amps are one of the few consumer amps that will accept balanced inputs too.

Thanks. I don't have a balanced signal to drive them with, but they seem to do just fine anyway.

[Glen B]

I am the happy new owner of a pair of Denon POA-6600 monoblocks.

That's a handsome pair of amps you've acquired. :thmbsp::thmbsp: Enjoy.