In looking for the threads from the ancient past from which I learned
what I know about SB volume control processing, I see they are too old
and have fallen off. So I cannot refer you to the stuff I read to
explain why I think the way I do. I see some new topics about TP VC, I
will check those
I've found that -20db seems to work well most solid state amps. The
Nuforces, with their high input impedance, worked better at -10db.
-30db is fine, too, but then a goodly portion of the volume control is
silence. At least over here.
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highdudgeon
Relax. It's about the music.
jmourik;160036 Wrote:
The typical advice around here for the SB2/3 is to max out the SB volume
and use the integrated amp for volume control. My guess is the same goes
for the transporter...
jan
True, but with the qualification that you should listen out for
distortion being introduced by
Thanks for the info. I had read some of the discussion about the SB3. I
recall -30db or above being regarded as sufficient to not lose any
info. I will keep testing.
In regards to the kw500 I find it to be very good for the type of
music I prefer(classic rock to current thrash metal). It has
richidoo;160286 Wrote:
You will not lose any information no matter what the volume setting on
SB is because an extra 8 bits are added to the incoming 16 bit word when
software volume control is set anywhere below 40 (max). 24 bit word
passes to DSP, then after volume processing is done and
The typical advice around here for the SB2/3 is to max out the SB volume
and use the integrated amp for volume control. My guess is the same goes
for the transporter...
jan
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wshields;159990 Wrote:
Does anyone have recommendations of volume settings on the transporter
when running it into an integrated amp? I am running the transporter
into a MF kw500 integrated and am wondering if I should adjust the
volume using the transporter or the MF. Thanks for any help.
