Keep in mind internally in the amplifier the wiring probably isn't anything special and a short jumper or adapter could solve your problem. What are you using for speaker cables? You might be better off getting new cables to make it work. If you have a lot of equipment in your rack you don't want hot amplifiers in there. If you have a Meridian DVD player it will fry the drive. They run hot if not ventilated very well and adding a hot amplifier is just that much worse.

I used to have expensive Cardas cables with big spades and when I moved my system into a new theater I built I realized I wouldn't be spending $10,000 for cables...nuts! I wanted something better than just zip cord so I tried Kimber Kable in bulk. Tell you the truth the Kimber 8TC sounds better than Cardas Cross. You can get it for $12 a foot in the US. I eliminated the spades and went with bare wire and let me tell you it sounds so much better without the spades and solder. I'm happy with the sound I get with the Kimber 8TC's up front. I used their inwall 12AWG cable for the surrounds. You can purchase 300ft rolls of it.

Cheers,

Ron

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