Do you mean for carrying a line-level signal, or powering passive speakers?
Coaxial cable is good for signals because of its shielding.
Coaxial cable is good for signals because of its shielding.
There is no point using XLR connectors, your source is unbalanced. 6.35 mm = 1/4 inch. You can use RCA to 6.35mm cable. I assume you mean AUX = 3.5 mm. Use the best cables and connectors you can, I doubt that is anything with a 3.5 mm stereo plug.Source has 2 RCA outputs and 1 AUX output.
Speakers have 1 AUX input and 2 XLR 6.35mm inputs.
With the RCA cables I need to use a 6.35mm plug on one end.
The source output voltage is probabljy higher via the RCA outputs.I did try a lot of combinations and hear no difference in quality.
There is a difference in volume tho, with the RCA cables volume is louder for some reason.
The make and model of the device you're using to provide signals for the powered speakers, and the powered speakers themselves.But I did. What information is missing?
You most certainly have not revealed any of the gear.But I did. What information is missing?