Outstanding!
So it sounds like there were two problems that were simultaneously present. One of them being reversed polarity on one of the speakers, and the other being suggestive of a defect in one of the two signal paths to one or both of the balanced outputs of the Theta, as I had speculated. That signal path not having been used when you were connecting to the previous amp, and the problem perhaps having been caused or contributed to by the XLR-to-RCA adapters you were using at the Theta’s XLR outputs when you were connecting to the previous amp.
In any event, congratulations on the new amp and enjoy! Regards,
-- Al
So it sounds like there were two problems that were simultaneously present. One of them being reversed polarity on one of the speakers, and the other being suggestive of a defect in one of the two signal paths to one or both of the balanced outputs of the Theta, as I had speculated. That signal path not having been used when you were connecting to the previous amp, and the problem perhaps having been caused or contributed to by the XLR-to-RCA adapters you were using at the Theta’s XLR outputs when you were connecting to the previous amp.
In any event, congratulations on the new amp and enjoy! Regards,
-- Al