sc53;158055 Wrote:
> I'm going for great sound out of my SB3 so thought I'd ask the
> experts...
In Player Settings|Audio there is a digital volume control, and preamp
volume control.
Preamp volume control only affects the analog output, so setting it to
63 (dB attenuation) will mute the intern
sc53;158316 Wrote:
> I have the SB3 digital volume on MUTE.
Digital volume on the SB3 should be set to FIXED, not MUTE.
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I have the SB3 digital volume on MUTE. But when I disable the Benchmark
volume via the switch on the back, I get no sound at all out of
speakers. So I have to use the Variable setting on the Benchmark, turn
the Benchmark vol. all the way up, then use the vol. control on my Ayre
integrated amp. I d
PhilNYC;158220 Wrote:
> I thought setting the analog output to 63 was the equivalent of muting
> it...?
You're probably right.
MC
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ModelCitizen;158070 Wrote:
>
> Mute SB3 analog outputs (0),MC
I thought setting the analog output to 63 was the equivalent of muting
it...?
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I had the same set up. For best quality output I used this set up:
Mute SB3 analog outputs (0), set SB3 digital output as constant (i.e.
without any volume control), leave Benchmark such that that the volume
knob is disabled (setting on back I think).
Then use the amp volume to set listening level