Santiago Dieguez
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How can I find a solution to this Glenn?
How can I find a solution to this Glenn?
Ok. If the LED response changes that means the ADC is working correctly (as is the gain control for the ADC). And you're correct: the unit auto-compensates for the input signal based on the pad setting.
I am pretty sure if I hire an electrician he would have no idea what I am taking about and would say something like the problem is that unit since your computer works, your fridge, etc, etc.
Don't assume that.
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Explain the problem to them before they come out, they can determine if they have the knowledge to help or not.
Ok. If the LED response changes that means the ADC is working correctly (as is the gain control for the ADC). And you're correct: the unit auto-compensates for the input signal based on the pad setting.
If you move the unit to some other house and it works fine, I agree with @GlennO here: the problem is your house in some way.
If you move the unit to some other house and it still sounds thin like this, I'd open another ticket with G66. Something isn't right.
If it works at another house the answer is your house is the problem.
Yeah, and hire one that's been in business for at least a few decades, because they will be the ones that have seen the "unusual" issues.
Is there any hidden feature to do a hard reset? Like you would normally do with a phone or any other device? Apart from just resetting system parameters. Like pressing 2 buttons together, etcOk. If the LED response changes that means the ADC is working correctly (as is the gain control for the ADC). And you're correct: the unit auto-compensates for the input signal based on the pad setting.
If you move the unit to some other house and it works fine, I agree with @GlennO here: the problem is your house in some way.
If you move the unit to some other house and it still sounds thin like this, I'd open another ticket with G66. Something isn't right.
If it works at another house the answer is your house is the problem.
I thought you ruled out the unit itself being the problem.
It's not hidden:
That's, quite honestly, crazy to hear that it has fixed this issue in the past. Like, maybe I'd be worried about the power grid in your flat kind of crazy?
TBH, I'm kind of surprised Fractal Audio didn't, after replacing 3 units that work fine when returned, didn't offer any advice. Did they not have any ideas?
I saw your reply to this question that you tried the FM3 with your iLoud speaker but did you try it with headphones?
I was proposed that before on a previous post of mine. I already invested in the Furman that really didnt solve the issue I was having. However is good because my gear is protected.
In that case, I'd be optimistic that an electrician will indeed be able to help you out.
Yes, I remember reading a similar thread a while back. I think it was a weird noise that sometimes went away when he reset his main AC breaker. Or maybe that was you...
