JimC;218185 Wrote: > The single most qualified person we have -- Sean Adams, the designer of > the SB3 and transporter hardware -- was helping you. He gave you a > wide variety of suggestions and concluded that, from your replies, it > was probably a h/w problem. You then replied that "It was the Lyngdorf > power amp 2175 that was causing the problems. I have changed the amp and > no problems anymore." > > With your descriptions of the problem as happening in exactly the > sample place in a track, and occuring with both FLAC and MP3 files, as > well as SqueezeNetwork, it sounds like a hardware problem (as Sean > said). Since you've tried several SB3s and a transporter, I'm > wondering if the problem isn't somewhere else in the hardware chain. > Isolating each piece independently is the best way to accomplish > tracking a h/w problem. Can we please carry on with this under private mail. Either [EMAIL PROTECTED] or [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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