I can't see what you are seeing (obviously) and in my brain is my old
altec lansing computer 2.1 setup , so I went out and found this
https://audiomods.datsunzgarage.us/promedia/ is this your system?
If so, it does look like the "preamp" I was referring to is a separate
unit below one of the sat
I just made a static measurement of the satellites, which are a hi and
mid range setup. The Klipsch spec sheet show the sats as 4 ohm and the
woofer at 6 ohms. There is no pre-amp in either satellite, but there is
a crossover in them with a resistor, capacitor, and inductor. I didn't
open up the
traderyoda wrote:
> Here's what I've done so far. I'm using the following hookups. Signal is
> Analog RCA from the SB Classic to the Lepai. Klipsch satellites are RCA
> connected to the Lepai using its volume control. The SB is set to 100%.
> The Klipsch sub is 5.7 ohm and the each satellite is
Here's what I've done so far. I'm using the following hookups. Signal is
Analog RCA from the SB Classic to the Lepai. Klipsch satellites are RCA
connected to the Lepai using its volume control. The SB is set to 100%.
The Klipsch sub is 5.7 ohm and the each satellite is showing around 4.3
ohm.
Th
would be to run the sb into the lipa (which will control the sub as
intended) and try to run the "speaker out" of the lipa into the
satellites, or, if you have another speaker(s) handy, just to test. Then
control the volume from the lipa.
Continuing to think, you might have three gain stages in
chill wrote:
> In the past I've made the mistake of assuming that more power equals
> more gain. I'm no expert, but my understanding is that although more
> power would be needed to drive an amplifier that has more gain, for an
> amplifier that has a certain gain, more power simply allows for l
In the past I've made the mistake of assuming that more power equals
more gain. I'm no expert, but my understanding is that although more
power would be needed to drive an amplifier that has more gain, for an
amplifier that has a certain gain, more power simply allows for less
distortion. Too l
Heuer wrote:
> Here is the capacitor repair thread:
> https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103213-Squeezebox-3-common-faults-over-time
>
> if you don't want to mess with the caps then you can use the digital
> output via a DAC to the amp. I use a Topping E30 but others have used
> the
Here is the capacitor repair thread:
https://forums.slimdevices.com/showthread.php?103213-Squeezebox-3-common-faults-over-time
if you don't want to mess with the caps then you can use the digital
output via a DAC to the amp. I use a Topping E30 but others have used
the Behringer DAC
https://www
traderyoda wrote:
> I have a SB Classic hooked to a Klipsch Promedia 2.1 setup. This has
> provided good quality sound for a long time but the amp in the subwoofer
> burned up. This is typical failure mode for the Promedia system. Rather
> that replace/repair the Klipsch amp I thought to replace
Could be the output capacitors have failed which causes volume loss.
Easy DIY fix if you search on the Forum for instructions.
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I have a SB Classic hooked to a Klipsch Promedia 2.1 setup. This has
provided good quality sound for a long time but the amp in the subwoofer
burned up. This is typical failure mode for the Promedia system. Rather
that replace/repair the Klipsch amp I thought to replace it with a Lepai
LP210PA 2x3
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