When you say "7 o'clock" do you mean one o'clock or are all your clocks upside down?
Sound tripping at "not loud enough" volumes
Hi,
I need more volume...and I know that the amps and speakers can do it...but....
I am using audiolab 8000P series stereo amps, being bi-wired, and bi-amped from a 8000C audiolab prepamp and a sony CD transport.
These are driving NHT 2.3 speakers. with (quite old now) midnight blue cables.
My problem, is that when I get the amps up to around 7 oclock, the mid/treble amp trips and all I am left with is the bass amp working. After turning the mid/treb amp down a bit, and waiting about 3-4 seconds, the amp comes back in again.
I have tried switching the power amps, but it is always whichever amp that is serving the mid/treble range that trips....so presumably not the power amps.
Any clues guys, as even although 6 oclock is quite loud...I REALLY NEED to get the dial up there some times and shake the roof off!
Cheers
I need more volume...and I know that the amps and speakers can do it...but....
I am using audiolab 8000P series stereo amps, being bi-wired, and bi-amped from a 8000C audiolab prepamp and a sony CD transport.
These are driving NHT 2.3 speakers. with (quite old now) midnight blue cables.
My problem, is that when I get the amps up to around 7 oclock, the mid/treble amp trips and all I am left with is the bass amp working. After turning the mid/treb amp down a bit, and waiting about 3-4 seconds, the amp comes back in again.
I have tried switching the power amps, but it is always whichever amp that is serving the mid/treble range that trips....so presumably not the power amps.
Any clues guys, as even although 6 oclock is quite loud...I REALLY NEED to get the dial up there some times and shake the roof off!
Cheers