kijanki
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| Integrated stopped working Try different power cord per turnbowm suggestion. At this point anything is possible. As for "unplug and reset" you should leave it unplugged for 15min or so. | |
| Integrated stopped working @s7horton Is it possible that it is in standby mode, but the bulb is burned-out? Did you try to play something? | |
| Integrated stopped working I agree with millercarbon that it might be bad electrical connection. I have Benchmark DAC3 that suddenly stopped receiving signal from remote. I opened it and found that infrared diode was poorly soldered on one side. It was side of ground pla... | |
| Integrated stopped working If you don't have anything connected to trigger then it has to be something else. I agree that standby light should be on, even if something in software or lack od signal prevents M100 to turn fully on. Could it be something trivial, like bad po... | |
| Integrated stopped working Perhaps "trigger circuit" doesn't work. Either something is connected but not driving, or something is connected by mistake, like 3.5mm headphone jack. | |
| Class A 30 Watt Amps: Are they enough to drive my book shelfs? @almarg Yes, loss will be 6.54dB, but from rated sensitivity of one speaker it will be only 3.54dB. For 2m listening distance, that they likely assumed as an average, there will be no error. Sound level at listening position will be the same as ... | |
| Class A 30 Watt Amps: Are they enough to drive my book shelfs? @almarg Al, I agree, but shouldn't second speaker make a difference (both at 10' distance)? Two speakers vs. one should add +3dB making overall error 3.54dB (no error at 2m listening distance) | |
| Class A 30 Watt Amps: Are they enough to drive my book shelfs? @almarg Al, remember that there are two speakers, not one (+3dB). Room gain adds +3dB (or more) and I'm sitting at about 3m from the speakers equal to loss of a little more than 6dB (9.5dB?). Rule of thumb has -3.5dB error here, but works pe... | |
| Stability analysis @rathi I used many versions of SPICE simulation, including PSPICE. ALTIUM SPICE and LTSPICE. All of them are built on the same Berkley SPICE and only user interface is different. PSPICE was the best of them, when it was still available. I used (Wi... | |
| Class A 30 Watt Amps: Are they enough to drive my book shelfs? @almarg For a non-planar non-line source speaker, especially a relatively small bookshelf speaker, putting aside the effects of room reflections SPL will fall off at 6 db per doubling of distance. Al, yes but doesn't it apply to open space or anec... | |
| Class A 30 Watt Amps: Are they enough to drive my book shelfs? For your 8 ohm speakers efficiency=sensitivity. Driven by 1W they will deliver 86dB sound level. 30W (30:1 ratio) should give you about 15dB more resulting in 101dB. It should cover even symphony orchestra (EU directive limits level to 85dB in ... | |
| Daedalus Ulysses I'm pretty sure Almarg has them. | |
| BASH and expired patents @roberjerman: I found this in "The Poor Audiophile": The feed-forward error correction of THX’s AAA™ technology keeps the AHB2 nearly distortion free when driving a heavy load. As noted in our interview with audio legend Laurie Fincham, THX’s Se... | |
| BASH and expired patents Basically.....BASH is a class AB or C-ish output stage, combined with a pulsed power supply, where the rail voltages dynamically shift in level, in conjunction with the signal.Class H appears to be exactly that - class AB output with modulated pow... | |
| Is Class D Analog or Digital ? Words "switching" and "analog" in the same sentence might be confusing, since switching between two voltage levels suggests "digital" operation, but at this point voltage is not the quantity of interest - "duty cycle" (average value) of the square... |