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Hi there it seems my hi-fi amp does not have the grunt or does not been set up properly
Here it is- the spec
Pioneer VSX-D510 digital receiver- 100W X 5 (true) RMS- DTS/ Dolby Digital
0.2% THD- front speakers
- 20Hz-20Khz- whatever they call it.
inputs rated at- 5-100000 Hz +0 -3Db
Sony CDP-CE405 5 Disc Stacker- 5X oversampling conecte to HI-FI's CD input.
Jensen USA Millenium Series SPX-7 Speakers- X2
- 150W RMS- 93Db- 6Ohms- 28Hz-21Khz- terrorifyingly loud and crystal clear.
-setup in analogue mode no multi-speaker setups used.
Mega expensive oxygen free cables- gold RCA interconnects.
So heres the problem- Playing very clear trebely (treble) artists from the
CD player like Casey Chambers, Emmylou Harris or Heather Nova sometimes gives 'ATT' errors on the HI-FI. An ATT error is a attenuation error when the input signal is too high. Is the CD Player had it- possibly, has the HI_FI cannot handle the signal- likerly or are my speakers being overdriven- doubt that or the CD input RCA cables need better setups. Do I have to adjust the treble/base speaker settings?
Though when I play the same songs out from my computer via Mp3 at
224(hi-bit- hi-fi)/256 (studio) 324kbs (mastering) on winamp 2.5 connected into the HI-FI there are no errors given.
Any ideas welcome. I've got all January to much around with the HI-FI.
If all else fails I'll simply get and begrugingly spent $$ on a decent Yamaha or Harmon-Kardon setup as I have a feeling the HI-FI cannot meet the speakers quality but I hope I don't have to do that.
Here it is- the spec
Pioneer VSX-D510 digital receiver- 100W X 5 (true) RMS- DTS/ Dolby Digital
0.2% THD- front speakers
- 20Hz-20Khz- whatever they call it.
inputs rated at- 5-100000 Hz +0 -3Db
Sony CDP-CE405 5 Disc Stacker- 5X oversampling conecte to HI-FI's CD input.
Jensen USA Millenium Series SPX-7 Speakers- X2
- 150W RMS- 93Db- 6Ohms- 28Hz-21Khz- terrorifyingly loud and crystal clear.
-setup in analogue mode no multi-speaker setups used.
Mega expensive oxygen free cables- gold RCA interconnects.
So heres the problem- Playing very clear trebely (treble) artists from the
CD player like Casey Chambers, Emmylou Harris or Heather Nova sometimes gives 'ATT' errors on the HI-FI. An ATT error is a attenuation error when the input signal is too high. Is the CD Player had it- possibly, has the HI_FI cannot handle the signal- likerly or are my speakers being overdriven- doubt that or the CD input RCA cables need better setups. Do I have to adjust the treble/base speaker settings?
Though when I play the same songs out from my computer via Mp3 at
224(hi-bit- hi-fi)/256 (studio) 324kbs (mastering) on winamp 2.5 connected into the HI-FI there are no errors given.
Any ideas welcome. I've got all January to much around with the HI-FI.
If all else fails I'll simply get and begrugingly spent $$ on a decent Yamaha or Harmon-Kardon setup as I have a feeling the HI-FI cannot meet the speakers quality but I hope I don't have to do that.