mlsstl;189584 Wrote:
> How long are your interconnects from the SB3 to the amps? Have you tried
> either a shorter run or a different cable?
>
> Two other things to try. You might try lifting the ground on only one
> of the IC cables. (Your ground loop may be from one amp, back through
> the SB
>I believe an attenuator will do nothing but allow lower volumes of
music, which I do not need. Do you think it may get rid of the excess
noise? /QUOTE
Yes, the main reason for analog attenuation is to get lower volumes of
noise, since the digital volume control is quite adept at lowering
music v
How long are your interconnects from the SB3 to the amps? Have you tried
either a shorter run or a different cable?
Two other things to try. You might try lifting the ground on only one
of the IC cables. (Your ground loop may be from one amp, back through
the SB3, to the other amp. Lift one of t
I've tried the brightness thing to no avail. I can turn the SB volume
all the way to 100 and it's really loud but not ridiculous levels. I
believe an attenuator will do nothing but allow lower volumes of music,
which I do not need. Do you think it may get rid of the excess noise?
The builder of
amini1;189494 Wrote:
>
> Anyone have any ideas? Thanks.
Low signal to noise ratio. You've all but eliminated the signal, while
the noise has stayed the same.
Also, the display may cause noise, so you could try brightness=0.
Perhaps try setting 'preamp volume control' in player settings to 30d
Does anyone use an SB3 directly into a pair of tube monoblocs? I have a
pair of Quicksilver mid monos that I run a moddified SB3 directly into.
There is a low level hum coming out of the right speaker and low level
white noise coming out of the left. You can only hear it when you're
right next
