AUX low frequency is weak
12-21-2005, 08:45 AM
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If you're using an iPod, try turning on its equalizer.
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Originally Posted by stream' post='214047' date='Dec 21 2005, 09:45 AM
If you're using an iPod, try turning on its equalizer.
FYI I use lame-3.96.1 w/ -b256 -ms -h from extracted original cd's via EAC.
12-26-2005, 12:13 AM
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Has anybody thought of connection the optical out from your mp3-player (iriver h140 has this) on the digital link going from the CD-Changer to the head unit ?
If I understand well the CD-changer is connected via a digital (optical fibre) link to the main system.
Does anyone know if a digital input is available on the cd-changer ?
Would it be possible to wire the mp3 digital out to the same input slot as the cd-changer ?
This should result in the best possible data transfer, including no influence at all on the bass.
If I understand well the CD-changer is connected via a digital (optical fibre) link to the main system.
Does anyone know if a digital input is available on the cd-changer ?
Would it be possible to wire the mp3 digital out to the same input slot as the cd-changer ?
This should result in the best possible data transfer, including no influence at all on the bass.
12-26-2005, 07:20 AM
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Originally Posted by badlydrawn' post='215637' date='Dec 26 2005, 01:13 AM
Has anybody thought of connection the optical out from your mp3-player (iriver h140 has this) on the digital link going from the CD-Changer to the head unit ?
If I understand well the CD-changer is connected via a digital (optical fibre) link to the main system.
Does anyone know if a digital input is available on the cd-changer ?
Would it be possible to wire the mp3 digital out to the same input slot as the cd-changer ?
This should result in the best possible data transfer, including no influence at all on the bass.
If I understand well the CD-changer is connected via a digital (optical fibre) link to the main system.
Does anyone know if a digital input is available on the cd-changer ?
Would it be possible to wire the mp3 digital out to the same input slot as the cd-changer ?
This should result in the best possible data transfer, including no influence at all on the bass.
http://www.mostnet.de/technology/index.php
12-26-2005, 08:44 AM
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Originally Posted by punto' post='215682' date='Dec 26 2005, 09:04 AM
this topic let me wonder do I really need AUX?
12-27-2005, 09:23 PM
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Originally Posted by tcumbo' post='209525' date='Dec 10 2005, 08:36 AM
Another suspected area of problems is the MP3 players themselves. Most of them (and this is documented) roll off the bass frequencies so as not to damage headphones. The IPod line all do this.
Best way to tell if you truly have a bass problem in the Aux Input is to connect up a player that has a LINE out, not a headphone out.
Best way to tell if you truly have a bass problem in the Aux Input is to connect up a player that has a LINE out, not a headphone out.
http://www.sendstation.com/us/products/poc...lineout-fw.html
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