My english is too poor...but, I will try again...

See this links:

What your think about this ?

DCX + Panasonic Digital receiver
http://www.newformresearch.com/digital-systems-overview.htm
http://www.newformresearch.com/digital-amplifier-packages.htm

Xover Pc Solution
http://pcazeles.perso.cegetel.net/acxo.htm
http://home.pacbell.net/donwm/
http://www.6moons.com/industryfeatures/harddrive/harddrive.html

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Renato

It works and the preamp is the volume control.

The purists prefer running the DCX 'hot' where the signal going
into the unit is very high all the time and you control the volume
on the output side which requires attenuation on all the outputs,
-->PITA.....

I've read all the debates and gathered lots of data on this unit here;
http://www.caraudioforum.com/vbb3/showthread.php?t=219105&highlight=dcx2496

I've been using this unit for 1/2 a year and I can't find a way
to get bad sound from it and I tried all the bad methods of wiring
it up.

>>Are there any problems going from the balanced outputs of the
>>xover to the unbalanced inputs of my amps?

You need the appropriate cable, XLR female to RCA male adapter cable.
Since the DCX will output a stronger signal and your home amp is
more sensitivity to this, you may not get the best signal to noise
ratio and you may hear excess hiss if you drive tweeters. There is
a way to make a '-6dB XLR to RCA cable' to lower the signal level
into the home amp [unless your home amp has gain control].

post #4
http://www.caraudioforum.com/vbb3/showthread.php?t=220559&highlight=cables

XLR Output to RCA with -6dB output gain
XLR Pin 1 = Shield ground =>one insulated conductor and drain wire to RCA gnd
XLR Pin 2 = Positive balanced signal => one insulated conductor to RCA hot
XLR Pin 3 = Negative balanced signal {now ground} = don't connect