ok thx for help .. im a bit new to this , i have 6.3mm y-split cable to 4,4mm balansed cable and i have 6.3mm y-split cable to balanced XLR 4-core for my hp , and i can not put the adi-2 pro to low gain if i go balansed with y-split cable (adapter)
but could you help me find out if I can use these iem  https://www.linsoul.com/products/yanyin … 550fda7455     on the adi-2 pro with y-split cable balanced or do I have to run them on low gain? and what can happen if I run highly sensitive IEMs, would I blow them up?? and is there any different in sound between balanced and not balansed ? sorry my explanation is so bad . and sry when i say low power i ment low gain , i think

Looking at ADI-2 and practical listening levels - not at all from the amp side!

But:
Yes, and the only reason for a difference is the cable architecture:

Single ended often uses 3-wire-only cables, sharing one wire as common ground.
The internal resistance of this wire causes a significant, audible increase in stereo spread due to inverted signal crosstalk between left and right side.

If, for single ended, a 4-wire cable is used like it‘s mandatory for balanced, on ADI-2 there‘s absolutely no difference in signal quality.
Just much more excess power, that stays unused.

The IEMs you linked uses 4-wire cable, as can be seen in the picture.

Run them single ended with ADI-2’s “Lo Power” setting and you’re fine.

Yes, of course, ADI-2 is very powerfull, and it’s up to 4 times more likely balanced than single ended, as balanced has up to 4 times the power.

But you can limit the power with the above mentioned “Lo Power” setting, then you’re safe.

IMHO you are mistaken:

https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&rct … i=89978449

My bad:
It‘s true, Mytek balanced pinout is different to RME balanced, so my posting is misleading and I will edit and change it accordingly.

Sorry!