From TSR to Din

I hope you'll enjoy the Majestic as much as I do. I would agree that DIN connectors are superior to RCA phono jacks, however RCAs have become pretty well universal since the 70s, so we have to live with them. The TRS jacks on the Majestic give a (variable level controlled by the Vol control) balanced signal. I'm not sure the Nait has balanced inputs, even on the DIN inputs. They appear to only have Ch1, Ch2 and ground connections, i.e. left and right + ground. In which case the fixed Analogue output from the Majestic would be more appropriate, as Volume can be controlled by the Nait. This would allow use of "Normal" RCA phono interconnects.

If you really want the Majestic variable volume output the TRS interconnects can be configured for single ended use and terminated with either RCA or DIN connectors, as you wish. 

Happy Listening,

Ian

I don't think the sound quality of the balanced output from the Majestic is "better" than the single ended via RCA phonos. It just has advantages of better transmission over extra long interconnects or when the amplifier/s only have balanced (XLR) inputs.

In accordance with keep it simple principles, I would just use RCA/RCA interconnects and take advantage of the remote Volume control of the Nait.

Ian