larrykell
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| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. That AGD Tempo di Gan does sound interesting but I'm not so sure I can find one for sale. Let me know if you see one. I don't know if I'll ever swap out the Colosseum to listen to something else, to be honest. With that said, it would be nice to... | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. Thanks for the help. Yes, I'll have to find some kind of amplifier to stand in while I wait to get the Gryphon repaired. I did this years ago when something else went wrong and the Class D amplifier I bought did not defeat the Colosseum. I guess t... | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. Does everybody agree with my conclusion? | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. Ok, I swapped the inputs to the amp and the crackle stayed in the same channel as before, so, I guess it is the amp. Sigh. I really wanted an excuse to upgrade the preamp. I’ve shut down the power to the amp and will see about getting it repai... | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. Hmmm, so, my preamp allows me to switch LR channels without switching cables. What if I swap the channels there and see if the noise persists in the Left channel, where it has moved to? | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. *load | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. I have an update! I swapped the speaker cables at the amplifier and the crackle moved to the other speaker. This happened after the amp was running for about fifteen minutes. So, I think we can conclude that it is not a speaker problem. How do... | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. I guess I’ll swap the amp end cables first and then swap both ends with of the cables to see if the cable could somehow be bad. | |
| Crackling in right channel, what do I do? Help, please. Thanks for the replies, much appreciated. It’s a crackle not rattle and it appears to be at any volume level. When I heard it, I switched sources and it kept happening. I then took the volume level to 0 and there was still some noise on the rig... | |
| Can you put a Krell in an apartment? I run a pair of Gryphon Cantata speakers, which are designed for a small room. I’m happy with them and I don’t have the problem of bass overhang/boomy bass, that I would face with a larger pair of speakers. These speakers have a separate Q control... | |
| Spread Spectrum Technologies I don’t know why James picked Spread Spectrum as a name for his last company. Perhaps because Hedy Lamarr, the Hollywood bombshell, has her name on the spread spectrum patent. She worked on a spread spectrum system during WWII but it was never put... | |
| Can you put a Krell in an apartment? I live in an apartment in New York City and put in two dedicated 20A lines and a brand new panel after discovering that the old panel was manufactured in the 1950s, and had been declared a fire hazard. I had the electrician put in hospital grade o... | |
| Spread Spectrum Technologies I own the second generation Ambrosia preamp. I think it provides a lot of functionality at a relatively low price point. I have both MC and MM phono stages, a large number of unbalanced and balanced inputs and outputs, tone controls, tape loops, a... | |
| I listened to the Gryphon Diablo today , what an experience ! Dinosaur or not, my Gryphon Colosseum amp is my lifetime amp. I love the smoothness of the sound, and the way the amp can clearly separate different instruments. I had my classical guitar teacher listen to the amp and he was impressed. He kept poi... | |
| Power amps into surge protector/Conditioner or DIRECT to wall? Final verdict? I have my Gryphon Colosseum running into an AudioQuest Niagara 5000 and I’m happy with how it sounds. I hope it gives my gear some protection from lightning strikes. When I’m home, I still unplug everything when the weather app on my iPhone says t... |