glass;294596 Wrote:
> Hi dagordon,
>
> I had the same issue: Inverting the polarity at the SqueeceCenter makes
> the transporter crackling at specific points in specific tracks. Finally
> I just set the polarity to normal.
Thanks for posting, glass -- I'm relieved that it's not just my
equipmen
dagordon;294495 Wrote:
> So it seems like the easiest thing to do would be to have Blue Jeans
> Cable make me an XLR cable where pins 2 and 3 are reversed on one end,
> no?
>
> Anyone? It's surprising to me that no one else has experienced this
> problem with the polarity inversion feature, as I
dagordon;294518 Wrote:
> Thanks so much for your reply.
>
> AFAIK, the Rowland itself doesn't have a feature to invert polarity. I
> was indeed doing it on the Transporter itself -- in SqueezeCenter, in
> the player settings.
>
> Everything works fine until I select Inverted polarity in Squeeze
GuyDebord;294505 Wrote:
> Dagordon,
>
> reversing the phase polarity on your rowland should have worked and for
> shure it shouldnt have made strange noises. It is not clear if you have
> tried already to reverse the polarity of the TP (not even sure if that
> is possible).
>
> you have to rev
Dagordon,
reversing the phase polarity on your rowland should have worked and for
shure it shouldnt have made strange noises. It is not clear if you have
tried already to reverse the polarity of the TP (not even sure if that
is possible).
you have to reverse the polarity of both channels in you
So it seems like the easiest thing to do would be to have Blue Jeans
Cable make me an XLR cable where pins 2 and 3 are reversed on one end,
no?
Anyone? It's surprising to me that no one else has experienced this
problem with the polarity inversion feature, as I noticed the problem
approximately 2
Phil Leigh;294421 Wrote:
> Pin 1 ground is standard.
> pins 2 and 3 can be either way round but pin 2 hot (+ve) is the normal
> convention. Reversing 2/3 will not cause "crackling".
Does selecting "Polarity inversion" in SqueezeCenter have the same
effect as reversing pings 2 and 3?
Selecting
Pin 1 ground is standard.
pins 2 and 3 can be either way round but pin 2 hot (+ve) is the normal
convention. Reversing 2/3 will not cause "crackling".
--
Phil Leigh
You want to see the signal path BEFORE it gets onto a CD/vinyl...it
ain't what you'd call minimal...SB3+Stontronics PSU - Altmann
GuyDebord;294411 Wrote:
> I think you just found out the correct way the hard way Hope your
> speakers are ok, next time you experiment turn down the volume...
What is the correct way?
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dagordon
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I think you just found out the correct way the hard way Hope your
speakers are ok, next time you experiment turn down the volume...
--
GuyDebord
Verity Audio Tamino X2 wired with v/d Hul Inspiration, REL Strata5.
AMPS: Pathos Classic One MKIII's in mono config. ANALOGUE: Clearaudio
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Well this isn't good... I'm getting some very strange crackling noises
with polarity set to inverted in SqueezeCenter. It's 100% reproducible:
at a certain point in a particular track I have, there will be a loud
crackling noise with polarity inverted, but no problem when polarity is
set to normal
Please forgive me if this is a stupid question.
I have a Transporter running balanced into a Jeff Rowland Concentra II
integrated amp.
The XLR inputs on the Concentra are such that pin #1 is ground, pin #2
is negative, and pin #3 positive. I take it this is non-standard (at
least in the US); I p
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