23 Aug
2007
23 Aug
'07
10:40 p.m.
wow! That's interesting... well, I almost get around installing windows on
my desktop to make a comparison... my pure Linux box is tainted!
Hector
On 8/23/07, Ken Restivo <ken(a)restivo.org> wrote:
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On Thu, Aug 23, 2007 at 08:50:35AM +0200, Daniel Wagner wrote:
I've watched this thread with some bewilderment.
I had an FA-101, earlier this year. It was great, but the output levels on
it were really LOW. Not high at all, it was actually kind of wimpy in terms
of output levels.
- -ken
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>My problem is that when I plug my ADAM-A7
monitors using balanced
cables
>the
>output is too hot and even causes some distortion, when using
unbalanced
>cables the situation is better but still it
feels too hot. The odd
thing is
>that through the headphones the FA-101 level
sounds normal and there is
no
>distortion. I tested the same monitors with
an M-Audio Audiophile and
the
>level sounds normal. The A7s have volume
control labeled from -60db to
6db
>with 0db at twelve o'clock. Using the
FA-101 I can't go pass -30db
(using
>balanced or unbalanced cables). With the
audiophile I can go up to 0db
and
sounds
fine.
As I said previously that FA-101 has really high output levels.
Hopefully you can set the output level with the test program. Of course
the test program should be improved :)
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