@Soulkeeper:
again: how does this influence the volumeknob on the server.
Changing the volume functions correctly up to 10 o'clock and then
nothing.
In the thread you mention, the person only hears something very faint
when the volumeknob is at its max...
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The volume knob on the amp you mean? Well, if it does function
relatively linearly up to a certain level, increasing the volume on the
signal being fed to amp's inputs would at least make it behave more like
it does with his other units.
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Soulkeeper;628983 Wrote:
Read the post again. He says that the SB requires him to crank up the
amp volume much more than his other sources.
That's not what I'm reading:
When I adjust the volume during Squeezebox playback it works as intended
until it gets to about 10 o'clock. It doesn't
Maybe so. Either way, see also the forum thread: 'Problem with SB3
analog output...'
(http://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?t=87108)
It's about a similar problem, and it got resolved. Perhaps it can help.
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Soulkeeper;628708 Wrote:
Have you tried connecting your SB3 to another amp? The output should be
roughly as loud as anything else, so I have a small suspicion your SB3
may be defect (or there's something wrong in the settings).
Yes. I read somewhere that some years ago there was a bug
So... you're turning the volumeknob on your receiver and you think your
SB3 is doing something wrong in response to that...
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Read the post again. He says that the SB requires him to crank up the
amp volume much more than his other sources.
Sounds like some weird impedance or grounding issue to me, but I'm not
an expert, so I can only recommend some basic troubleshooting tricks.
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Soulkeeper;628983 Wrote:
Read the post again. He says that the SB requires him to crank up the
amp volume much more than his other sources.
Sounds like some weird impedance or grounding issue to me, but I'm not
an expert, so I can only recommend some basic troubleshooting tricks.
this may
IIRC correctly, there is some kind of PreAmp Analog Level setting
available for the SB2/3 under Audio (from the web UI), that may be
worth checking.
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Have you tried connecting your SB3 to another amp? The output should be
roughly as loud as anything else, so I have a small suspicion your SB3
may be defect (or there's something wrong in the settings).
kurtphyre;628652 Wrote:
Also, what's the best sounding firmware and version of
Hi, I have a Squeezebox Classic v3 connected to an Outlaw Audio RR2150
receiver via Blue Jeans Cable RCA cables. My speakers are Athena AS-F2
tower speakers. The RR2150 has a volume knob that essentially goes from
7 o'clock (mute) to 5 o'clock (maximum volume). When I adjust the volume
during
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