If the headphone amp is none Naim and has RCA connections you will need a 5 DIN to 2 RCA lead. It is important to get this right, I ordered this type of lead for my headphone amp from a well known reputable manufacturer and it took them 3 goes to get it right! Now I’m not sure if it was the shop or the manufacturer that slipped up but it just illustrates how important it is.
I am not familiar with the 282 so I will refrain from commenting on which socket to use. I run mine through my old NAC12s via the tape socket.
It says in the instuctions to connect it to a Naim amp? I thought it had to be connected to the pre-amp? I want to listen to my CD player and turntable through the ear-phones.
Yes, that’s the one. Best not to post live commercial links by the way (forum rules). Richard will probably delete the link if you don’t.
You are right, connect to the pre-amp, that’s what they mean by Naim amp.
Your CD player and turntable provide inputs to your 282 and the interconnect picks up the output signal. When using headphones, your headphone amp gets used instead of your main power amp. Just mute the main power amp.
Thanks for the heads up re the commercial link. It’s been deleated. Also, thanks for the explanation, and pointing me in the right direction to purchase the cable. This group is so helpful.
I haven’t got the headphone amp, yet. It arrives later this week. I can’t see that it has stereo RCA imputs on the on-line blurb. Although it does have a USB input. Is that good enough?