XLR adaptor advice


I’m considering an offer on a set of Stealth Sakra interconnects at a very attractive price.  Unfortunately they are single ended and my preamp (D’Agostino Momentum) only accepts XLR.  I’m thinking about using Neutrik RCA to XLR adaptors for connection to the preamp.

i have a couple places I could put these cables in my system:

From a dCS DeBussy DAC to the preamp XLR in
From the preamp XLR out to a pair of Krell Evo 600 mono amps

Whichever position from above is left open would be filled by Stealth Indra V7, XLR.

Any advice/comment on using XLR/RCA adaptors? 
 I read most of the other threads already here on the subject and learned a great deal, but thought I’d narrow the question down to a specific cable/use...

thanks,

Mitch





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you would be wasting your money. The only way to fly is with ALL differentially (true) balanced equipment
 Once you install an unbalanced interconnect, the pathway is no longer balanced. An RCA to XLR adapter will not be converted to a balanced signal.

A IsoMax transformer will accept RCA input and convert it to balanced. The outputs are XLR. 
https://www.cs1.net/products/jensen_transformers/PO-2RX.htm
There is nothing to gain by using unbalanced cables in an otherwise balanced system, and potentially lots to lose.